Change of Ibaraki resident's awareness of nuclear power and radiation through risk communication after the Fukushima nuclear accident

Ayame, Junko ; Sugiyama, Kenji; Takashita, Hirofumi 

JAEA nuclear fuel cycle engineering laboratory, surveillance study and practice about risk communication have been performed from 2001. After the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant disaster is carrying out the briefing session (study meeting concerning "radiation in Fukushima Prefecture at "the meeting which replies to the question about radiation", and Ibaraki Prefecture" (the following, study meeting)) about the radiation which thought bidirection as important for Fukushima residents and Ibaraki residents based on the request from various organizations taking advantage of the experience. Here, while introducing the outline and questionnaire result of a study meeting which were performed in Ibaraki, the bidirectional dialog activities "FRIENDLY talk" before the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant disaster are compared, and the opinion tendency of the Ibaraki residents before and behind an accident is considered.