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his say enemas Home withstood the earthquake 10 years ago, which unleashed a tsunami that wrecked the Fukushima nuclear plant and forced her and 160,000 others to flee their homes.
She returned recently to check on her old house.
Its roof is now close to complete collapse, and a bamboo had penetrated through the former living room.
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Japan's government has turned Fukushima's recovery into a symbol of national revival ahead of the Tokyo Olympic Games and is encouraging residents to return with financial aid as it decontaminate the land.
But lingering worries about the nearby nuclear plant, lack of jobs and poor infrastructure is keeping many away.
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Yeah, what I can do is no more a day, the master, so you go to Anouma declined to claim her compensation, unwilling to be treated as a Fukushima refugee dependent on Tokyo Electric's handouts.
She now lives as a vegetable farmer near the capital and insists on building a life with her own hands.
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