[H-CG34] Education and research for rehabilitation of agriculture against harmful rumors in nuclear disaster areas

[HCG34-04] Wild vegetables and mushrooms retrieving agriculter in Iitate Village, Fukushima Prefecture

*Kosuke Noborio¹, Yudai Fukuyama², Satoko Fujita¹, Hiroaki Sugino², Masaru Mizoguchi² (1.Meiji University, 2.the Univewrsity of Tokyo)

Keywords:pine mushroom, sensing environmental factors, soil environment

Wild vegetables and mushroom at mountaineous slopes could be key agricultural products in Iitate Village in the future. Radiocesium fallout from the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Powerplant contaminated surface soils in its vicinities. Removal of contaminated surface soils was recently completed in agricultural fields, but not in forest areas where wild vegetables and mushrooms were grown. Pine mushroom is one of the precious wild mushrooms in Japan because it has not been successfully grown under controlled environments. We thought pine mushroom could be a key agricultural product for retrieving agriculture in Iitate Villege. Soil and air temperatures in a litter layer were measured to know environmental condidition of growing pine mushroom. We report the preliminary results of the environmental conditions.