Watch: Fukushima potter goes home a decade after a terrifying experience during the massive disaster
Meet Toshiharu Onoda, a thirteenth-generation potter living in a town close to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant.
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1Start the week with a film: ‘Grave of the Fireflies’ is a heartbreaking tale of sibling love
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2Personal essay: A writer on the dilemmas of loving the Hindi language in a Sikh Punjab
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Why has Arvind Kejriwal decided to resign as Delhi chief minister?
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4Adding more good-quality protein to the diets of older adults can combat muscle loss
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5What Don Bradman thought of the first Indian team that toured Australia
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6How food cravings work and what to do if you find yourself hunting for sweet or salty foods
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7A postcard from India: How a colonial worldview travelled the Empire and beyond
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8‘The Buckingham Murders’ review: An unfussy police procedural with a dodgy heroine
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9There is a reason your X feed has turned more toxic. Have you heard of ‘engagement farming’?
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10Climate change has deep historical roots. Amitav Ghosh explores how capitalism and colonialism fit
