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Radiation in Nagoya/Takaya
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2012/11/8 13:52
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by skpooh (guest)
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Re: Radiation in Nagoya/Takaya
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2012/11/9 07:53
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Yes, of course! I don't think there is any place on earth without radiation.
Nagoya: about 0.04 ƒÊSv per hour Singapore: about 0.07 ƒÊSv per hour Tokyo: about 0.04 ƒÊSv per hour Fukushima City: about 2.00 ƒÊSv per hour During an airplane flight: about 10.00 ƒÊSv per hour CT scan: up to 10000.00 ƒÊSv per scan
If it weren't for the flights, a Japan trip could actually provide you with a break from Singapore's higher radiation levels.
I don't know Takaya. Do you mean Takayama? If yes, the radiation is similar to Nagoya.
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by Uji
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Re: Radiation in Nagoya/Takaya
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2012/11/16 22:16
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There are radiation all around you right now before your computer. But the radiation levels of Nagoya should be similar to your hometown's or perhaps lower.
Nothing to worry about, really, if you are thinking of spills from Fukushima trickling over and down the mountains all the way to Nagoya and Takayama.
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