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I haven't heard that before. 原子力(atomic, using atoms)+発電所(power plant) is the common term eg 福島(Fukushima)第一(No. 1)原子力(nuclear)発電所(power plant)
by rangibaby 9y ago
I haven't heard that before.
原子力(atomic, using atoms)+発電所(power plant) is the common term
eg 福島(Fukushima)第一(No. 1)原子力(nuclear)発電所(power plant)
- fb03 9y agoGen-shi-ryoku Hatsu-den-sho? Let's see if I got it right, my Japanese is a bit rusty. I am not sure about the readings of the first two kanji (atomic) so I used generic ones heehe. Thanks in advance.
- rangibaby 9y agoYes you are right. 原子 genshi means atom. 力 means power (strength). Stick them together and it means using the power of the atom.