The aim of my residency program at TWS is to explore the small changes that came about in Japanese society after the disaster in Fukushima. As it is impossible to grasp the magnitude of such events directly, or its overall impact all at once, this project will explore the minute changes in everyday life with the intent that this will cast light on the larger picture. One of the many noticeable changes has been in the large public demonstrations against nuclear energy. This is very rare in Japanese culture. Although this was unheard of previously, nowadays demonstrations with ordinary Japanese people are being held every week. This will be my starting point. This will also be where I will find the people to interact with in order to explore the changes. Outside of maps and charts, the impact can be found in the small mundane details of everyday life. Therefore, the project's framework will be to follow six people from very different backgrounds. Fukushima as it is reflected in day-to-day life, not merely as an abstraction. Fukushima reflected in the choice of food or the changes of priorities. On the other hand, there are also major changes, such as demonstrations and the continuing physical repercussions of the disaster. The use of individual lives as a framework will help to organize the information.