JAPAN POWERWATCHToday's signals
JAPAN NUCLEAR ASSET MAP

Every reactor.
One evidence layer.

Operating snapshots, restart candidates, construction, decommissioning, legacy plans and active site studies—kept in distinct evidence categories.

Portfolio boundary

72 entries combine separate portfolios: 33 existing commercial reactors, 27 JAIF closed-down entries, 3 under-construction units, 8 legacy planned units and 1 site study. This is a map coverage total—not a fleet denominator.

CONFIRMED GENERATING13

positive OCCTO measured output on 2026-11-08 · not live

RESTART PIPELINE18

existing reactors, not operating claims

UNDER CONSTRUCTION3

separate JAIF UC table

DECOMMISSIONING26

plus 1 fully decommissioned entry

ACTIVE SITE STUDY1

Mihama successor · no design decision

LEGACY PLANNED8

JAIF PL table · no build dates

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Every coloured circle represents one reactor entry, using the same unit-dot scale as Fleet Geography; mixed-status sites therefore remain mixed-colour. Unit numbers remain visible at rest, while hover, focus or click adds spacing for easier identification. Approximate coordinates over a Natural Earth coastline. Statuses are source-dated and are not presented as live unless explicitly identified as an operator snapshot.

EXISTING FLEET

33 is the commercial fleet denominator

Generating, temporarily not confirmed and restart-pipeline statuses are mutually exclusive views of the same 33 existing units.

JAIF fleet source ↗
CLOSED DOWN

27 is a separate JAIF table

It includes ordinary commercial units, Fukushima Daiichi, two research/development reactors and one completed dismantlement.

JAIF closed-down source ↗
CONSTRUCTION

Three units, separately classified

Ohma, TEPCO Higashidori 1 and Shimane 3 remain in JAIF's under-construction table; “TBD” is not a forecast.

JAIF construction source ↗
ACTIVE SITE STUDY

Mihama is the strongest current signal

KEPCO is surveying for a successor unit and calls an advanced light-water reactor the realistic option. MHI's SRZ-1200 is a credible candidate, but no design or vendor has been selected.

KEPCO primary source ↗
LEGACY PLANNED

Eight dated plans—not forecasts

JAIF still lists eight planned units. Kaminoseki and Tsuruga preparation is suspended; no listed unit has a construction or operation date.

JAIF planned table ↗