For Ryoji Sakuma, a farm boy from a village not so far from the site of the 2011 Fukushima nuclear disaster, the Olympic torch relay was only ever something to watch on television.The 15-year-old was advised by his school teacher to apply to become one of about 10,000 torchbearers through a public recruitment campaign but never thought that he would actually be selected."In the future, I hope people around the world will drink milk from the cattle that I raise," Ryoji, a third-year student at Katsurao Junior High School, wrote last summer on his application form for the Japan leg of the tor…READ FULL ARTICLE
