Google Maps a Japanese Nuclear Ghost Town
This is highly interesting!<p>Things I could notice: First, wildlife just ignores radiation, also nature is quick to take back whatever we are not using.<p>Second, Japanese architecture is interesting, no building is ugly, both the modern ones (like the waterfront building that did not got smashed) and old ones (the traditional-looking houses). Maybe excepting schools (that are just rectangular boxes filled with windows).<p>Also, Japanese are very organized, even seeing debris scattered and destroyed stuff, the town still looks more organized and clean than the stuff I see here in Brazil for most part.<p>Good to see that someone left a message on the blackboard, making explicit how he liked the school.<p>Also, interesting to see that some stuff held well against the tsunami, the damaged graduation hall for example still has everything in place except where the floor collapsed, and still looking good.<p>The cars littering a field for some reason to me look like grazing cows.<p>Good vending machine that one supporting a building!<p>And it is dreading when I noticed that the most present animals are crows, not other sort of birds, it is like if most of life left, and death decided to remain.<p>This town also looks the sort of place I want to live in the future when I can (of course, without disaster...)