Cattegories | Sub-cattegories | Codes | Speaker |
1) desire to return emerged from life as a long-term evacuee | place where you want to reconstruct your life that you can see only from a distance | I had no choice but to return to my home where to rebuild my life | D, I |
I decided where I wanted to live, giving priority to my thoughts | F | ||
I was convinced of my desire to return home | C | ||
there is a desire to continue to want to return | I kept the attachment of the place where I was originally because I was a man | D, I | |
I wanted to keep my house full of history | B, I | ||
my desire to return was boosted by the opinion of others who wanted to return | D, I | ||
hope for a life you want to realize in evacuation | I realized the comfort that I could get from my home because I evacuated | C, E, F | |
I realized where I wanted to be away | B, C, E, F, G, H, I | ||
I want to choose where to end my life because of my unprecedented experience | C, F, H | ||
2) desire to return was retained by having obtained information about the original place of residence | feeling of return to know that my home was safe | I knew the situation of the place where I was, I realized that it would not start unless I maintained it | A, I |
I knew I was going back home because I knew I was safe | E, F | ||
preparation for returning to work that I wanted to return to | I’ve been preparing to return beause I want to go home | A, B, C, D, E, I | |
emigrating to an easy-to-return place to prepare for return was my will | A, B, C, H | ||
3) the will to return was acquired from long-term life as a refugee | recognizing that evacuation was a mental stress that affected health | recognized that unstable evacuation life was a mental stress that affected my health | G, H |
due to age, recognized that the health effects after returning were one of the causes of evacuation | H | ||
realized the family ties again in the evacuation life | seeking a new way to connect with the younger generation | B, D, E, F | |
the understanding of the familly has been a tailwind for the choice of returning home | B, G | ||
realized that the presence of my family would support own | B, H | ||
4) the desire to return was retained while the potential risks of returning were accepted | even if I heard the opinion of others who did not return, I kept my intention to return | I kept my willingness to return even if I heard a different opinion | A, G, I |
even if I saw a person who made a different choice from myself, I continued to intend to return | A | ||
did not care much about others’ opinions on return | I | ||
possible risks after return and perceived circumstances were acceptable | I realized from my knowledge of radiation that the risks of radiation were intimidating | A, D | |
accept possible radiation risk on return | D, F, I | ||
accept possible living environment risks on return | C, D | ||
consider the potential risks of returning | it is important to compare possible risks when considering the safety aspects of nuclear power plants | D | |
returning/not returning is not a big difference given the possible risks in Japan | E | ||
given the risks of reconstruction, it is difficult to judge how much reconstruction is required | D |