Japanese Mafia, Yakuza helps Japan's nuclear reactors ? shin97.blog59.fc2.com 'nuclear ginza' (1995), its about how the day workers and homeless in Japan are hired to work in nuclear reactors and how they are getting ill. Back in 1995, the UK's Channel 4 produced a 30-minute documentary Kenji Higuchi (樋口 健二 Higuchi Kenji, born March 10, 1937) has been a professor of photography at several institutions in Tokyo, and an instructor at the Nippon Photography Institute (日本写真芸術専門学校 Nihon Shashin Geijutsu Senmon Gakkō?). He is the eldest son of a farmer and at the age of 24 took up photography after viewing Robert Capa's famous anti-war photos. He published some of the first images of nuclear workers toiling inside a reactor in 1977. Higuchi's photos mainly depict people and situations associated with nuclear issues and he won a Nuclear-Free Future Award. Higuchi has documented the struggles of radiation victims and, over a half-century, has written 19 books, including "The Truth About Nuclear Plants" and "Erased Victims." Since the 2011 Fukushima I nuclear accidents his work has gained more attention 隠された被曝労働～日本の原発労働者1995年イギリスの BBC Channel4 が制作したドキュメンタリーフォトジャーナリスト樋口 健二（ひぐち けんじ、1937年3月10日 - ）は、長野県出身の男性報道写真家。四日市ぜんそくをはじめとする公害や原子力発電所における被曝労働等の取材で知られるFukushima 50 The Faceless Hero They are "KAMIKAZE". TEPCO The Tokyo Electric Power Company 東京電力