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Group 5 Ｎｏ．(※) Areas 1 Misato City, Soka City, Yashio City 2 Koshu City, Yamanashi City, Otsuki City, Tsuru City, Yamanakako Village, Nishikatsura Town, Oshino Village, Fujikawaguchiko Town, Narusawa Village, Fujiyoshida City, KosugeVillage 3 Ito City, Izunokuni City, Izu City, Shimoda City, Kawazu Town, Matsuzaki Town, Nishiizu Town, Higashiizu Town, Minamiizu Town, Mishima City, Numazu City, Kannami Town, Atami City 4 Hiratsuka City, Oiso Town, Ninomiya Town, Isehara City, Chigasaki City, Atsugi City, Hadano City, Ebina City, Samukawa Town 5 Ohtawara City, Utsunomiya City, Sakura City (Tochigi pref.), Nikko City, Yaita City, Nasushiobara City, Takanezawa Town, Shioya Town Annaka City, Shimonita Town, Kanra Town, Nannmoku Village, Takasaki City, Tamamura Town, Kamisato Town, Kamikawa Town, Misato Town, Fukaya City, Kanna Town, Chichibu City, Fujioka City, 6 Tomioka City, Honjo City 7 Koshigaya City, Arakawa Ward, Misato City, Kawaguchi City, Soka City, Adachi Ward, Yashio City 8 Yokohama City (Aoba Ward, Tsuzuki Ward), Kawasaki City (Miyamae Ward, Takatsu Ward) 9 Isesaki City, Kusatsu Town, Nakanojo Town, Naganohara Town, Tsumagoi Village, Takasaki City, Tamamura Town, Shibukawa City, Maebashi City 10 Aikawa Town, Uenohara City, Sagamihara City (Chuo Ward, Minami Ward, Midori Ward), Machida City, Doshi Village 11 Utsunomiya City, Sakura City (Tochigi pref.), Nasukarasuyama City, Yaita City, Otawara City, Nakagawa Town, Ichikai Town, Motegi Town, Kaminokawa Town, Shioya Town 12 Numazu City, Fujinomiya City, Fuji City 13 Yokohama City (Isogo Ward, Sakae Ward, Totsuka Ward, Konan Ward, Izumi Ward, Minami Ward), Kamakura City, Fujisawa City 14 Abiko City, Kamagaya City, Matsudo City, Kashiwa City, Shiroi City, Noda City, Nagareyama City 15 Kumagaya City, Gyoda City, Fukaya City, Honjo City 16 Ichikawamisato Town, Minobu Town, Nanbu Town, Fujikawa Town, Fujinomiya City, Fuji City Sosa City, Kashima City, Asahi City, Inagi City, Sakae Town, Nakoso City, Choshi City, Yokoshibahikari Town, Shibayama Town, Kamisu City, Narita City, Namegata City, Kouzaki Town, Tako Town, 17 Tohnosho Town, Katori Town 18 Hiratsuka City, Aikawa Town, Kiyokawa Village, Zama City, Isehara City, Atsugi City, Hadano City, Ebina City *1 Locations are divided into each blocks based on each substation’s coverage area. *2 Shizuoka prefecture is currently stated here, however, it will not be subject to the rolling blackout for a while because it was affected by the earthquake. *3 In relation to area #17, in light of Act on Special Measures Concerning Nuclear Emergency Preparedness and the impact of the earthquake to these areas, those are not subject to rolling black out..

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(Provisional translation) [16 March] Safety inspections of fisheries products on radioactive materials Sericulture and Horticulture Division, Gunma Prefecture The Gunma Prefectural Government conducted inspections on radioactive materials in the samples of landlocked salmon, whitespotted char and Japanese dace taken from 14 rivers, Japanese smelt taken from one lake, and ayu sweetfish taken from one fish farm in the prefecture. The result of the inspection, obtained on 16 March, showed that the level of radioactive cesium was below the provisional regulation value in all the samples. However, in response to implementation of the new Standard Limits on 1 April, the Gunma Prefectural Government and relevant Fisheries Cooperatives have consented to release Japanese dace caught in Nakuta River, landlocked salmon and whitespotted char caught in Imagawa River, Kenjo River and Nurukawa River, and not to serve such fish for consumption. The Prefectural Government and Fisheries Cooperatives also have consented to collect Japanese smelt caught in Akagi-onuma Lake, and not to serve them for consumption. 1. Inspection area Karasu River (Takasaki City) Amisawa River (Katashina Village) Ogawa River (Katashina Village) Nurigawa River (Katashina Village) Nerigawa River (Numata City) Akatani River (Minakami Town) Hirakawa River (Numata City) Kurihara River (Numata City) Katashina River (Numata City) Nakuta River (Takayama Village) Imagawa River (Higashi-agatsuma Town) Kenjo River (Higashi-agatsuma Town) Nurukawa River (Higashi-agatsuma Town) Kumakawa
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