Naoto Matsumura is the last person living in Tomioka, Japan.
The area was devastated after the disasters at the Fukushima power plant,
causing almost all of its residents to flee. They never returned, so now he is
taking care of all the animals still living there.
According to BBC News, a man by the name of Naoto Matsumura
is the last person living in Tomioka, Japan. The area was devastated
after the disasters at the Fukushima power plant, causing almost all of its
residents to flee.
People left in such a rush that many doors were left open,
and many animals were left abandoned. Matsumura has taken it upon himself
to be the personal guardian of the animals still living in the area.
He takes care of all of the abandoned animals, and lives by
candlelight. He’s become known as the Guardian of Fukushima’s
Animals.
He does his best to ensure that he gets as much food as
possible for himself and the animals from outside the disaster zone. However,
because he’s decided to stay behind to help, he’s most likely the world’s most
radioactive man.
“Everywhere I went there was always barking.
Like ‘we’re thirsty’ or ‘we don’t have any food’ so I just kept making the
rounds. From then on, I fed
all the cats and dogs every day.”
Find out more about Naoto Matsumura's work and how you can help at
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