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Are you citing Tepco studies?
The same Tepco that promised the plant could survive an earthquake?
Most ppl will get way more radiation from an airplane flight than swimming on that coastline. Radiation scares are often paid for by oil and gas companies because it's a direct threat to their industry >

The oil and gas lobby have been funding anti-nuclear groups for decades:

In 1970, a leader of the petroleum industry and the head of the Atlantic Richfield Co. named Robert O. Anderson contributed $200,000 to fund Friends of the Earth, an organization that is strident in its opposition to nuclear energy, citing both safety and cost issues.^1

Even the KGB saw the movement as target of opportunity^2 >

In a world where renewables are the near future dominant power generator, fossil fuel funding anti-nuclear campaigns is like abacus companies funding anti-calculator campaigns. >

Yeah, if big abacus had the world by it's short curlies, that is >

About time... It's tritium folks. Occurs naturally when sun rays interact water molecules, so there is plenty in the ocean already. Though in very very low concentration. But Pacific ocean is pretty big, so a tad more won't be noticed.