I want to stay in Minamisouma living the life I had before, and I want to continue teaching football. But both my wife and I think it will be impossible if this situation continues.
Even if the nuclear power station is brought under control soon, it will take several years to clear up completely and for things to return to normal.
Right now, Haramachi-ku has the problem of radiation. Without it I think it would have been possible - even with the other issues - to lead a simple life here. However, we need funds and I think an environment that has a radiation risk simply isn't right, especially for my new baby.
I have to make a very hard decision. I want to live peacefully in my hometown. It pains me that I can't. I worry about my mother.
I went to Tokyo for five days earlier this month. I could see quite a difference between Tokyo and Minamisouma. If I stay in the Indoor Evacuation Zone there is no guarantee of work. I also felt that staying in Tokyo would be safer when I consider my baby's future.
I have no choice but to carry on with my life, and I will work away from home temporarily.
I haven't decided what I will do long-term yet. What I know for sure is that I have to give up my dream of being a children's football coach. Sadly my life has changed completely as a result of this disaster.
This article was produced with the assistance of Mayumi Geater
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