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This Data Sheet Compiles Individual Test Results Shown in Corresponding Levels of radioactive contaminants in foods (data reported on 20 Sep 2011) Note: This data sheet compiles individual test results shown in corresponding press release written in Japanese, available at http://www.mhlw.go.jp/stf/houdou/bukyoku/iyaku.html Food origin Level of radioactive contaminants in food Press release date Sampling date Food tested (expressed as radionuclide levels (Bq/kg)). Prefecture Area Iodine‐131 Cesium‐134 Cesium‐137 1 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 2 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 3 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 4 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 5 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 6 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 7 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 8 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 9 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 10 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND 101.6 11 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 12 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 13 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 14 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 15 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shiroishi‐shi 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 16 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kawasaki‐machi 17‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 17 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kawasaki‐machi 17‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 18 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kawasaki‐machi 17‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 19 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kawasaki‐machi 17‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 20 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 21 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 22 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 23 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 24 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 25 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 26 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 27 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 28 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 1 / 35 page Food origin Level of radioactive contaminants in food Press release date Sampling date Food tested (expressed as radionuclide levels (Bq/kg)). Prefecture Area Iodine‐131 Cesium‐134 Cesium‐137 29 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 30 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 31 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 32 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 33 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 34 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 35 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 36 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Kami‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 37 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shikama‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 38 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shikama‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 39 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shikama‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 40 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shikama‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 41 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shikama‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 42 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shikama‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 43 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shikama‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 44 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shikama‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 45 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shikama‐cho 16‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 46 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 47 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 48 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 49 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 50 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 51 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 52 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 53 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 54 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 55 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 56 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 57 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 58 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 59 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 60 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 2 / 35 page Food origin Level of radioactive contaminants in food Press release date Sampling date Food tested (expressed as radionuclide levels (Bq/kg)). Prefecture Area Iodine‐131 Cesium‐134 Cesium‐137 61 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 62 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 63 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 64 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 65 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 66 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 67 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 68 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 69 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 70 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 71 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 72 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 73 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 74 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 75 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 76 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 77 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 78 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 79 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 80 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 81 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 82 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 83 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 84 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 85 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 86 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 87 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 88 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 89 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 90 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 91 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 92 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 3 / 35 page Food origin Level of radioactive contaminants in food Press release date Sampling date Food tested (expressed as radionuclide levels (Bq/kg)). Prefecture Area Iodine‐131 Cesium‐134 Cesium‐137 93 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 15‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 94 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shichikasyuku‐machi 17‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 95 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shichikasyuku‐machi 17‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 96 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Shichikasyuku‐machi 17‐Sep‐11 rice (outdoor) ND ND 97 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Ishinomaki‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 98 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 99 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 100 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 101 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 102 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 103 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 104 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 105 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 106 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 107 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 108 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 109 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 110 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 111 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 112 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 113 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 114 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 115 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Osato‐cho 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 116 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Osato‐cho 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 117 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Osato‐cho 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 118 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Osaki‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 119 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Ishinomaki‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 120 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Ishinomaki‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 121 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Tome‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 122 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Higashimatsushima‐shi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 123 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Misato‐machi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 124 20‐Sep‐11 Miyagi Misato‐machi 12‐Sep‐11 beef ND ND ND 4 / 35 page Food origin Level of radioactive contaminants in food Press release date Sampling date Food tested (expressed as radionuclide levels (Bq/kg)).
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