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JAPAN’S POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM WEAK LINK IN TIMES OF DISASTER

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Japan’s ultramodern conveniences, its zippy bullet trains, automated ticketing systems and smart homes work just fine, until the power goes out.

The blackout across entire northern island of Hokkaido after a powerful earthquake struck showed the weak link in all that technology.

It’s a problem shared by most affluent, and increasingly many other countries, but seems more apparent in this seismically overactive nation, where earthquakes and tsunamis are a

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