ARI SHAPIRO, HOST:Japan's government says tomorrow it will begin releasing more than a million tons of wastewater into the Pacific Ocean from the damaged Fukushima nuclear plant. But what's really interesting is the criticism I've heard since the quake that Tokyoites look at Fukushima as a place where they get migrant labor, seafood and electricity from nuclear plants while Fukushima residents see Tokyo as a place where they get money, including government subsidies, for hosting these nuclear plants. SHAPIRO: That's NPR's Anthony Kuhn speaking with us from Fukushima, Japan