In response to the potentially catastrophic failure of it's Fukushima nuclear plant, the Japanese PM has today announced an emergency plan to build another, larger nuclear plant to replace it.
The new reactor will be located 100 km offshore, where there will be adequate supplies of cooling water. It will be carefully located in deeper water, where the effect of future tsunamis will be less.
When asked about the risk of earthquake damage, the PM responded that it would be much safer - the chance of another earthquake in the region is much lower now. And besides, the Fukushima plant was running safely for years without any problems, even though it was known to be built directly over a minor fault and 100 km from the most volcanic region on the planet.