Okuma

You can see twelve cabinet members such as Okuma, Okubo, Iwakura

Searching Boston Museum of Fine Arts 2005

Ko Sasaki for The Wall Street Journal A dog that was abandoned in the haste to evacuate remains tied up in Okuma.

Ghost Towns of Japan 2011

In the mayoral election for Okuma, one of the two towns home to the stricken plant, an incumbent mayor handily beat a challenger in a race contested over whether residents should return to its contaminated land or start rebuilding elsewhere.

Japan's Evacuees Head to the Polls Yuka Hayashi 2011

All of Okuma's 11,000 residents have been forced to evacuate from their homes.

Japan's Evacuees Head to the Polls Yuka Hayashi 2011

Ko Sasaki for The Wall Street Journal At least five cows lay dead in a barn in Okuma, still chained to holding pens.

Ghost Towns of Japan 2011

In this Nov. 12, 2011 file photo, the crippled Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear power station is seen through a bus window in Okuma, Japan, as the media were allowed into Japan's tsunami-damaged nuclear power plant for the first time since the March 11 disaster.

Tokyo Turns to Evacuation and Cleanup Mitsuru Obe 2011

Associated Press Residents of Okuma, home of the troubled nuclear complex, are evacuated to Aizuwakamatsu on Sunday.

Fate of Those Living Near Power Plant Raises Concerns Yoree Koh 2011

Radiation readings were even higher in neighboring Okuma, which shares part of the Daiichi nuclear complex with Futaba.

Eerie Hush Descends on Japan's Nuclear Zone Daisuke Wakabayashi 2011

Sumitomo Heavy Industries slumped 5%, and Okuma fell 4.9%.

Europe Tumbles; Asia Stalls 2011

As questions loom over when residents will return—if ever—the status of towns like Futaba, Okuma and others near the plant is becoming a political issue.

Eerie Hush Descends on Japan's Nuclear Zone Daisuke Wakabayashi 2011