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Wow, I just looked at a map to see the distance to Fukushima is about 150 mi, is that right? When you plan long distance drives, will the situation up there mean you will more likely drive south instead of north till things get settled down? Looks like Highway 7 on the west coast would probably be unaffected, or were roads that far away also affected by the quakes? Is traffic pretty bad in Tokyo, or do you live in a suburb?
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Wow, I just looked at a map to see the distance to Fukushima is about 150 mi, is that right? When you plan long distance drives, will the situation up there mean you will more likely drive south instead of north till things get settled down? Looks like Highway 7 on the west coast would probably be unaffected, or were roads that far away also affected by the quakes? Is traffic pretty bad in Tokyo, or do you live in a suburb?
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