Research base where wisdom from all over the world gathers.
While networks where researchers in domestic and oversea universities, research organizations and industries can exchange are being formed, research and development for decommissioning and development of human resources are integrally promoted.

Aiming for research and development challenging the decommissioning

Research and development base supporting the development and demonstration tests of remote control instruments (robots etc.) for the decommissioning and disaster response.

Creating a future of remote control technology

Research and development base where analysis and research to clarify the properties of fuel debris and radioactive waste are conducted.
The facilities are used in steadily establishing basic technology for waste disposal of radioactive materials and its safety towards the decommissioning.

Promoting the analytical technology to bear the future
  • Collaborative Laboratories for Advanced Decommissioning Science (CLADS)

    Collaborative Laboratories for Advanced Decommissioning Science (CLADS)

    Efforts towards decommissioning

    Collecting knowledge from all over the world

    Collaborative Laboratories for Advanced Decommissioning Science (CLADS)

    Efforts towards the environmental restoration

    Research and development of radiation monitoring and environmental dynamics

  • Naraha Center for Remote Control Technology Development

    Naraha Center for Remote Control Technology Development

    Facility for demonstration test of remote-control instruments

  • Okuma Analysis and Research Center

    Okuma Analysis and Research Center

    Analysis and research of radioactive waste and fuel debris

Press release and announcement

Announcement

Apr. 8, 2025

Analysis Results of ALPS treated water (sampled at February 21, 2025) as third-party at the Radioactive Material Analysis and Research Facility Laboratory-1 in the Okuma Analysis and Research Center.
Announcement

Mar. 12, 2025

Analysis results of tritium concentration in ALPS treated water after seawater dilution at discharge vertical shat (upper-stream storage) at the Radioactive Material Analysis and Research Facility Laboratory-1 in the Okuma Analysis and Research Center.
Announcement

Mar. 6, 2025

Analysis Results of ALPS treated water (sampled at January 14, 2025) as third-party at the Radioactive Material Analysis and Research Facility Laboratory-1 in the Okuma Analysis and Research Center.
Announcement

Oct. 15, 2024

Analysis Results of ALPS treated water (sampled at September 4, 2024) as third-party at the Radioactive Material Analysis and Research Facility Laboratory-1 in the Okuma Analysis and Research Center.
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