[embed eid="4" /] Hundreds of people rallied in a Tokyo park on
Saturday, demanding an end to atomic power nearly two years
(Monday is the 2 year anniversary) after the disaster at the
Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear facility in northeastern Japan. March
11, 2011, when the magnitude 9.0 earthquake -- the strongest
recorded in Japan's history -- struck off the coast, followed by
the tsunami left nearly 19,000 people dead or missing and more
than 300,000 people still displaced. Japan has struggled to
clean up radiation from the Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear plant,
whose reactors melted down after its cooling systems were
disabled by the tsunami, and rebuild lost communities along the
coast. A new government elected in December has vowed faster
action, but has yet to devise a post-disaster energy strategy --
a central issue for its struggling economy.