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Recommend "Martin Dusinberre" - After Fukushima, Japan's 'authority myth' is crumbling (Email)

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Ordinary people in Japan are starting to wonder whether to trust what politicians and the media tell them

guardian.co.uk, Monday 8 August 2011 11.25 BST

Several weeks after the Japanese tsunami, I asked an acquaintance in the country whether the electricity shortfall resulting from the Fukushima crisis would affect his lifestyle choices. "Not at all," he said breezily. "Osaka's on a totally different grid from eastern Japan. Even if we saved electricity, we couldn't send the surplus to Tokyo. So it's not really my problem."


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