Fukushima Innovation Coast Framework

• The core decommissioning research facilities were placed at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Station
• Implementing the analysis of high-density radioactive substances (fuel debris) and other research veopactivities by gathering researchers from all over the world

Location: Okuma Town, Fukushima Prefecture

• Gathering atomic-energy research laboratories
• Specifically promoting local education and research activities concerning decommissioning, measures against contaminated water, environment rehabilitation, agriculture, forestry, fisheries, medical science, etc.
• Enhancing the industry-university collaboration system and promoting the establishment of venture companies
• Offering training sessions for overseas nuclear engineers
• Archiving center (Education and research center for handing over the lessons and experiences in the nuclear disasters)

Open: April 2017  Location: Tomioka Town, Fukushima Prefecture

• The robot test facilities supposing indoor decommissioning activities and so forth.
• Improving the facilities shared by companies and universities for research and development activities

Open: April 2016   Location: Naraha Town, Fukushima Prefecture

• Facilities for private and public activities for researching and demonstrating the (land, sea and air) robots for disasters
• Technological support for the development of robots for disasters
• Designated as a special deregulation zone under the Radio Act, Civil Aeronautics Act, etc.

Location: Minamisoma City and Namie Town, Fukushima Prefecture