According to you, it was no longer possible to have cherry tree parties, sorry, hana-mi, in Japan because of radiation, yet I attended one last month and except for the lack of electric lanterns this year (because of the need to conserve electricity), it was pretty much the same as years past.
Really, even during the worst of the Fukushima crisis, when reactor buildings were having hydrogen explosions, the radiation readings in Tokyo spiked for a short time, and that was admittedly a scary time. But they have been normal for a month and a half, with very little, if any, measurable fallout detected in Tokyo.
http://monitoring.tokyo-eiken.go.jp/monitoring/f-past_data.html
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