Ms. Shibata, a housewife, distrusts media announcements and travels to every corner of her neighborhood to measure radioactive contamination. Grandmother Kurota, who weeps whenever she worries about her grandchild's future, states there is no longer any safe place in Japan. The fear and anxiety of the Japanese people are escalating daily due to the fact that the aftermath of the nuclear power plant accident is still ongoing and its end cannot even be predicted. 17 ordinary citizens embark on a dangerous journey to the land of death to find Fukushima's frightening future that no one tells them about. The situation in Chernobyl, where they managed to enter with permission from the Ukrainian government, was shocking. The advanced city that once housed 50,000 people has now turned into ruins, and everyone was appalled to discover that in some places, radiation levels were detected at over 300 times the permissible limit. The forcibly displaced residents are still unable to escape the fear of death and the sorrow of losing their homeland, and the young second-generation victims of radiation exposure suffer from various diseases whose causes are unknown. The severe aftermath of the Chernobyl accident, which has not ended after 28 years... Where is Fukushima headed? Can Japan find a way out?