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But as kyung lah reports, others are stays put. >> reporter: the new normal of bromlys' tokyo life is not all that abnormal. bottled mom, as momma rhea,'s choice for her three kids worried about possible radiation exposure. she avoids subways and high-rise buildings. daughter britney carries an earthquake kit. >> you always have it with you. >> i do. it's all in my room. >> i think life as we knew it as the five years' were here is going to be changed. i don't think it will be the carefree, happy, wonderful life we've had. >> reporter: while a little nervous, this canadian family says it is st...

Foreign residents, they have started to now return to japan, but not everyone. this is a neighborhood where you'd normally see a lot of international faces, and, while we see some, just not as many as we used to. >> i understand those people who are very scared of coming to japan. >> reporter: satoki oki is with the university of tokyo's research institute. she says this will be the new norm in japan for up to a year. that's how long she expects after itshocks near a magnitude 7 like what japan saw last thursday. but most of japan, she stresses, is built to withstand a magnitude 7.0. tokyo res...

Acceptable risk for el salvador native greg hi dauld goe who says what japan needs now is for international businesses to invest in japan's economy, not run from it. >> i don't want to be part of the problem, i want to be part of the solution, that's why i stay. >> reporter: even the ones who stay notice the new tokyo is a little different. >> five people have left, and i only know one that is not coming back. >> reporter: an adjustment in progress for a country and its international residents. can d young law, cnn, tokyo. >> also in japan, protestors marched against nuclear energy today in to...

Wildfires burning through thousands of acres through north and west texas. the texas fire service is bracing for what could be one of the wort outbreaks in state history forcing hundreds of vac waigss. the fires are fueled by heavy winds and hot, dry weather in the region. thus far, no reports of injuries or building loss. japan will hold a moment of silence tomorrow to mark one month since a massive earthquake and tsunami devastated the country. more than 13,000 people have been confirmed dead, and at least 14,000 more are still missing. about 22,000 japanese troops launched an extensive se...

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