"The IAEA organized a very responsible approach, coordinating multiple parties in a detailed survey of the radiated area and developing a feasible scenario plan,"
"I am grateful to the United Nations for their handling of disasters like this, to the IAEA for their pro bono solutions, and even more so to the 1.6 billion kind-hearted people who have donated to the cleanup of Fukushima and the resettlement of its victims."
"This is the highest embodiment of the United Nations spirit and a symbol of humanity's tight-knit unity. Disasters may show no mercy on us, but we can always come together in support and move forward."
"Here, I urge all citizens to be thankful for the care and help from the entire world, be grateful..."
For the people of Island Country, Nakayama Juji's first televised speech after being seriously ill for almost two months was explosive.
