G00gle Earth PHOTOSHOPS Fukushima Images (!)

17 06 2014

Well, we shouldn’t really be surprised ….

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We went zooming in  on this armada of barges to see what they could be up to at Fukushima Dai-Ichi and found these cr*ppy, badly drawn in buildings. What the heck?

Try it yourself. Just copy the location for your G00gle Earth search.

They even give credit to the Photoshop artist. It says “Gray Buildings copyright Zenrin“. Who is Zenrin? See bottom of page 2 of this document on Fukushima housing.

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27 06 2014
miningawareness (19:10:11) :

Actually it is more complicated than this. I don’t know how to do it but someone like yourself who is good with computers can. If you can get google earth and then register you can see the dates on the map. If you zoom in and out each map is different. So, the zoomed maps are probably pre-Fukushima. The technical expert did this for our Haiti posts. It was a real pain when trying to figure out how many are still in refugee camps or not – each zoom was a different date and even within zooms there are different pics sometimes. We originally were using it to show when mining occurred in Haiti. The dates is on the maps and then you can save or take screen shot. The name is probably the map maker in Japan. If you look at the US a lot of the maps say USDA, for instance. Other maps say NOAA. Google takes from other sources. If you can figure out how to do the thing with the maps it is interesting. I really should have learned how. It is very fun I think when you know how. Not so fun to have to ask someone to get you the right zoom or to upload the sequential pics in word press.

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27 06 2014
flyingcuttlefish (20:53:01) :

I have tech. difficulty getting G00gle Earth to update even though I have their stupid updater gizmo installed.

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27 06 2014
miningawareness (19:27:39) :

Whoops, sorry, it’s me who needs glasses it seems. I was looking on a tiny device. I guess this IS the slices, since it specifies the date. I don’t believe that they would take aerial pictures that close in though after Fukushima, would they? It may not be the true date then. But, what was the point of putting white blobs on there that everyone can see are white blobs (or as you say poorly drawn building)? When you zoom out they won show, I don’t think. Did you take this screen shot or is it circulating on the internet? Looks more like an architect’s schematic for a plan. At least people now will know about how to do the slices. Also, the name would be the company or person providing the map to google. Some of the Fukushima distance maps have NOAA. I need to look more on the map. I thought I had seen these boats a few days ago but can’t see them now on my google earth. Maybe because I have my device on dim to save energy.

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27 06 2014
flyingcuttlefish (20:54:40) :

yeah, I have the artist’s name in the post. He did renderings of proposed worker housing.
So they superimposed his drawings on the map to cover up damage.

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27 06 2014
miningawareness (23:00:12) :

I’m not sure if it’s because you are a top blog, which you are, or if someone really is tampering (probably on the Japan end) but even the worker housing document crashes on me. The crashes have moved from my faulty device to include my never any problem device. Anyway WHO IS ZENRIN IS THE RIGHT QUESTION! It seems part of Zaibatsu-Keiretsu merged into one big corporate lump which ties into major US banking interests too! And, of course, into those who benefit from Fukushima. It is pretty scary to think that they are doing the maps for Fukushima! Of course, Google just has to work with what they can get. Zenrin seems to be THE map company for Japan, anyway.

This is all I could find in a short time:
Originally Zenrin was part of the Mitsubishi financial cartel (Zaibatsu) as were Shin Nippon, Tokio, Kyowa trading and seem to have become Tozai trading, which formerly broke off from Mitsubishi ca 1952. According to this, Zenrin works with Nissan: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zenrin Nissan seems tied in with Hitachi: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keiretsu Largest shareholder at 9% of Zenrin is Sanwa which now seems essentially Mitsubishi: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanwa_Group Toyota and Nishi Nippon City bank have 7.45 and 4.75% respectively. ( see Japan wiki for Zenrin: http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/ゼンリン ) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Group JP Morgan is one investor in Nishi Nippon City Bank. Sanwa owned by Sanwa Bank (until 2002), UFJ Bank (2002–2006), Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ (2006– ) Toyo Trust and Banking http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keiretsu Sanwa ties in with Hitachi also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keiretsu
Shareholders of Sumitomo Corporation:
Sumitomo Life Insurance Co.
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation
The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd.
The Sumitomo Trust and Banking Co., Ltd.
Japan Trustee Services Bank, Ltd.
Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Group Holdings, Inc.
NEC Corporation
Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation
The Dai-ichi Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mitsubishi UFJ Trust and Banking Corporation
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumitomo_Corporation
Sumitomo owns 26% of Toyota Nigeria (example I could find quickly)
Sumitomo-Mitsui owns part of Goldman Sachs and former important Goldman Sachs people may be why Energy Solutions is at or has been allowed to stay at Fukushima, screwing up the water situation. Mitsui ties in with Toshiba. Mitsubishi Financial has 22.4% of Morgan Stanley http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitsubishi_UFJ_Financial_Group
Morgan Stanley also has investment in Toyota (which owns 7.45% of Zenrin)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sumitomo_Group
I’ve read online that Mitsubishi and Toshiba and Hitachi are all involved in Tepco “decommissioning” at Fukushima now. So, as always Cuttlefish, you have asked the right sharp questions! Good answers are always found in good questions.

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27 06 2014
flyingcuttlefish (23:26:27) :

ohhh-hh-hh…. I thought Zenrin was some guy using that as a studio name … like a freelance CAD artist.
I got that name from the screen credit on the map.

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