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You can see its ribs. ogawa fed his lunch to the dog. but what ogawa can't forget, this sign. once a proud symbol of the town that reads "nuclear energy, our hometown's future." "it's ironic," he says. "the nuclear power plant was supposed to open the door to the future. instead, it closed that door." everywhere they went, radiation levels easily exceeded the legal limit. >> you think fukushima will be -- >> in this moment. in this moment. >> will be like chernobyl. does it make you sad? >> no. please. >> you also talked, kyung, to residents of the area who watched the video. how did they reac...

Please. >> you also talked to residents of the area who watched the video. how did they react? >> well, the residents asked to us please bring them this video because they hadn't been home for a month, they really wanted to see what their town looked like. and anderson, you've been here in japan. you know how japanese people are. they don't express anger. the very first thing they said, that sign we just saw in the piece, that was a lie. they are extraordinarily angry. they are furious. and they place the blame squarely at the front door of tepco. they believe that over the last 40 years tepco...

You can see its ribs. ogawa fed his lunch to the dog. but what ogawa can't forget, this sign. once a proud symbol of the town that reads "nuclear energy, our hometown's future." "it's ironic," he says. "the nuclear power plant was supposed to open the door to the future. instead, it closed that door." everywhere they went, radiation levels easily exceeded the legal limit. >> you think fukushima will be -- >> in this moment. in this moment. >> will be like chernobyl. does it make you sad? >> no. please. >> you also talked, kyung, to residents of the area who watched the video. how did they reac...

They don't express anger. the very first thing they said, that sign we just saw in the piece, that was a lie. they are extraordinarily angry. they are furious. and they place the blame squarely at the front door of tepco. they believe that over the last 40 years tepco was selling them a bill of goods, that tepco said there would never be a nuclear disaster, we're a good corporate citizen, we're going to protect you. and what it's led to is this disaster. they have no idea if they'll ever go home. they have no jobs. they have no cars and no homes. so these people a month later are extraordinari...