A reactor at the world's largest nuclear power plant, located in central western Japan, has been restarted. This significant milestone marks a new chapter in the country's energy policy. The decision to restart was made following a thorough safety assessment and compliance with international standards. Experts note that this event will have a substantial impact on Japan's energy sector. "We are confident in the safety of this reactor," stated a plant operator representative, "all necessary precautions have been taken." Local residents have reacted to the news with cautious optimism.
