Nuclear Power Plant and 20km around it became an isolated island. Fukushima’s life struggle of surviving farm animals and suicidal residents.

A veterinarian Imamoto goes in and out of the 20km area of
Nuclear Plant to keep record of farm animals’ lives. After a year’s work, radiation builds up in his body and he suffers from post traumatic stress disorder yet he doesn’t stop his work to let people know of the nuclear damages. However, he cannot stop worrying about four of his kids now and the next generation under the fear of radiation. Owners of 10,000 cows and pigs in the Nuclear plant 20km zone come to see about their animals with permission... Imamoto learns from them about their fear of radiation and suicidal attempts. Spring of 2012, Imamoto actively reports the mental and physical pain that Nuclear plant accident caused.

Earthquake, Tsunami, and Nuclear leak. They were the kind of disaster that might come once in a thousand years. The tragedy of March 11th 2011 left its victims in North- Eastern Fukushima but even the journalists left the area as the threat of radiation became known. Fukushima now remains inhabited island with only superficial facts known to the world. The film delivers the anti-nuclear effort of the doctor Imamoto who remains alone in the Nuclear plant 20km zone and his respect for life, though a lonely and dangerous fight, is held on screen revealed.