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In the months and years following the disaster, decommissioning efforts at Fukushima became a national priority. The impact of the disaster led not only to significant changes in Japan’s nuclear energy policies but also forced a broader conversation on energy reliance and disaster preparedness.
Meanwhile, the tragic human cost of the disaster was deeply felt among workers, with many suffering health issues, including long-term radiation exposure. Yoshida, hailed as a hero for his unwavering dedication, passed away in 2013, leaving behind a legacy outlined in "The Yoshida Testimony"—a testament to the courage and resilience displayed during one of the most precarious moments in Japan's history.