후쿠시마 지금 안전한가? 직접 확인한 현재 모습

What happens to a town after 15 years of absence? In this documentary, we spend three days in Futaba, Fukushima — one of the towns most deeply affected by the 2011 earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear disaster. Some parts of Futaba have reopened, but the town still feels suspended in time. Empty streets, abandoned homes, overgrown buildings, and personal belongings left behind all reveal a difficult truth: reopening a place does not mean people will return. This film is not about headlines or statistics alone. It is a closer look at what remains after disaster — the silence, the traces of daily life, and the reasons many former residents still stay away. Fifteen years later, Fukushima is no longer breaking news. But in places like Futaba, the consequences are still visible. In this episode: • abandoned neighborhoods and empty streets • homes where time appears to have stopped • radiation measurements in and around restricted areas • nature reclaiming places once filled with people • the reality of a town that officially reopened, but never fully came back