Mai Suzuki and Ray Lei, radiation specialists from Greenpeace Japan and Greenpeace East Asia, in forest near home of Mr Toru Anzai in Iitate, Fukushima prefecture. Mr Anzai left his home in June 2011, after the area, 30km northwest of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, was heavily exposed to radioactive fallout in March 2011. The Government lifted evacuation orders for a part of Iitate in March 2017 despite radiation readings that show it is not safe for people to return. The Fukushima prefecture is 70 percent mountainous forest which has not and cannot be decontaminated with decontamination efforts focused along roads and in towns, farmland and in narrow areas around people’s houses. Greenpeace radiation survey in October 2018 showed high levels above the Japanese governments decontamination targets.