The 2015 Fukushima Pinup Calendar is not a comprehensive account of the Fukushima Triple Melt-Through. Rather, since the disaster is relatively complicated, the figures inconsistent, and news reports mainly fragmentary and conflicting, I approached the subject with some specific (in a sense, artistic – since all art and literature involves limitation) constraints. Having closely followed reports from the few sources that had been covering Fukushima over almost four years – sources including TEPCO itself, the Daily Yomuri, Asahi News, Fukushima Diary, ENEnews, NHK World, and SimplyInfo, among others – I found I had collected hundreds of articles – and had access to many more through news archives. What sense to be made of all of this data (especially since this affair will be ongoing for many years)? I decided to choose one theme for each month of the year (the explosions, the land contamination, the health effects) – and, in the calendar for that month, to include only articles on that particular subject. June, for example, is the month for Water – and the problems relating to the radioactive water leaks from Fukushima. Surprisingly, choosing only the articles published in June 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2014, I had more than enough headlines to fill the boxes for individual days. The Calendar, then, is an impressionistic look at a continuing narrative – the end of which is unknown. . . .