Katsurao Village: its whereabouts and evacuation/return policy history
In June 2016, the evacuation order applied to Katsurao village after the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear accident was lifted for 80% of its territory. The northeast part of the village in the vicinity of Namie town is still classed as a »difficult-to-return » zone, where the annual airborne radiation dose is over 20mSv. The lifting of the evacuation order of this area is not planned.
葛尾村は、2016年6月に80パーセント以上の地域で避難指示が解除になりました。浪江町と隣接する村の北東部に、年間被ばく量が20ミリSvを超えると推計される帰還困難区域が残りますが、解除の予定はありません。
In June 2018, approximately 300 people are living in the village, which is about 20% of the population before the accident. In April 2018, primary and junior high schools opened where 18 children are currently studying, whereas in 2010, before the accident, 112 children were attending schools.
2018年6月現在の居住者は300人ほどで、事故前の20パーセント程度です。2018年4月には、小中学校が村内で再開され、合計18名が通学しています。事故前（2010年）は、112名でした。
The village is covered by hilly forests as you can see in the Google Earth below.
グーグルアースの地図で見れるように、葛尾は緑豊かな山村です。
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