Japan, After the Tragedy of the Great East Japan Earthquake

On March 11, 2011, Japan suffered damage when Honshu main island was hit by the worst earthquake ever. According to the US Geological Survey, the earthquake called the East Japan great earthquake was very serious, the earth's axis moved 10 centimeters and the crustal vibration caused a magnificent tsunami. The tsunami is over 10 meters high and the sea is big enough to see more water than the earthquake.

2011 East Japan great earthquake and tsunami introduced the 2011 Tohoku Region Pacific Offshore Earthquake (Japan: "East Japan great earthquake disaster" is a 0 level (Mw) ocean bottom earthquake on the Japanese coast. On 11th, this is far A powerful earthquake hit Japan, and it is also one of the five major earthquakes in the world since the implementation of the modern record in 1900. The earthquake occurred in Sichuan Province located in western China The capital city is called Chengdu and is surrounded by the Sichuan basin.The earthquake that occurred on May 12, 2008,

The Great East Japan Great Earthquake occurred on March 11, 2011, after which a large-scale tsunami and the Fukushima nuclear power plant accident occurred. These unfortunate events have had a big impact on people's consciousness towards Japan. After the earthquake, people began taking measures to develop the plan and development of renewable energy rooted in the community. When "systematic solidarity fee" was implemented in July 2012, these community power plans became flourishing one after another. Shodo Energy in Odawara, Shizuoka in Shizuoka, Tokushima Energy in Tokushima, Ohama Onsen Energy in Nagasaki and so on. Later, the government and regional organizations launched various support programs on the community's renewable energy. As of the end of 2016, about 200 community electric power companies have emerged.

After the East Japan great earthquake and the Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant accident on March 11, 2011, community group of Tama City located in the western suburbs of Tokyo started a community solar project. Along with the mayor 's promise, the team applied for the Ministry of the Environment' s planning support plan, but in 2012 this project passed. They later held a stakeholder meeting in cooperation with Tama City, during which they discussed and investigated the feasibility of the roof. We will install photovoltaic power generation facilities in public facilities such as schools, community centers and public apartments. They also investigated the feasibility of setting up a private apartment in the city as Tama is known for its vast "Tama New Town" residential area. Aerial photographs of the city are full of roof-free roofs. And they are dreaming of the Tama city moving on a local rooftop solar power generation.