The Lotus Club: Documentary Series
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A free monthly documentary screening series at Kelvin Hall curated by two Glasgow-based Japanese journalists, focusing on Fukushima and Japan-Scotland themes.
The Lotus Club is a regular documentary screening programme at the National Library of Scotland at Kelvin Hall, curated by two Glasgow-based Japanese journalists. Each session presents films exploring topics such as environmental radiation and recovery in Fukushima, Japanese culture and language, and connections between Japan and Scotland. The October 2026 screening features "12 Years After Fukushima 2023" (2024, 65 mins), about long-term environmental radiation research at Fukushima University and the decontamination of former no-go areas. Sessions run 6pm to 7.45pm.
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