Case Studies
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EM Use at Monastery
Japan
Have you ever heard about a Monastery in Okinawa, Japan? The building has been recently renovated by applying EM ceramics to house materials such as walls and tatami sheet. The ceramics are used to prevent sick-house syndrome. In addition, EM Technologies are applied for gardening, home-cleaning, and recycling the organic matters at the Monastery. more
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House of Hope, NPO group with the help of people with disabilities, recycling organic wastes
Japan
Nozomi no Sato (House of Hope in Japanese) is a NPO group which uses EM Technology to recycle organic wastes. It is also a home for disabled people who learn social and work skills through contributing to the recycle programs. Let's hear the story from House of Hope. more
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Drinkable Water at City Library Bathroom
Japan
Okinawa was once known for its water shortage and water supply problem.
In 1991 Uruma City library (former Gushikawa City) developed a new design system with the purpose of reusing rainwater. The 250 ton storage tank set on the basement connected with double water pipes and sillcok for watering, make it easier to handle. However, without enough rain this system could not work.
Therefore, under the instructions of Prof. Higa, EM technology was introduced in the system and made possible the recycling and using the source of water. more -
Data Shows Decline of Radioactivity
Japan
When Fukushima earthquake and tsunami hit north east Japan, Mr. Takizawa's farm was affected severally; their milk was suspended, and their grass was contaminated by radioactive substances. In 2012, however, he found potential treatment -photo-tropic bacteria. With EM Research Organization, he started experiments using EM Technology to resume their safe pasture-based milk production again... more
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Recovering of Radioactive Contaminated Soil - Pilot Test
Japan
This report is one of the experiments conducted in Fukushima by our R & D Department and presented at the 6th Environmental Forum in Fukushima in November 2015. more
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Laboratory Report on EM-1 from Belarus
Japan
One-fifth of farming land was contaminated in the Republic of Belarus after the accident at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in 1986. The Institute of Radiobiology of the National Academy
of Science of Belarus (IRB) was established to investigate the possibilities for reducing radiation
exposure of humans, and during 1996 to 1999 IRB and EM Research Organization, Inc. (EMRO) more -
Growing safe vegetable with low cost on radiation hotspot
Japan
Mr. Shibata grows vegetable in Tochigi, one of the radiation hotspots, influenced by Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant. He not only grows safe vegetable with EM, but also educates the community with the positive effects that EM brings to the society. more
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Experiments of radioactive-contaminated farmland with EM
Japan
Report on an experiment conducted on contaminated farmland in Fukushima. Find out the difference in decline of cesium levels in EM treated area. more
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EM Fermented Compost Effect on Radioactive Cs Transfer to Grass - Pilot Test
Japan
EM Support Project for Minamisoma City,Fukushima.
This is a report for the test to evaluate the suppression of radioactive Cesium transfer using cow manure compost fermented with EM more -
No Antibiotics for the Chicken or Eggs
Japan
By using EM, no more antibiotics are necessary in chicken farming. Mr. Miyagi raises healthy chickens to lay delicious & nutritious eggs and egg products. more
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Healthy Pigs in Healthy Environment
Japan
Delicious pork comes from healthy pigs raised in healthy environment. A good example can be found in Ganaha Husbandry in Okinawa, Japan. more
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Radioactive Contaminated Soil treated with EM
Japan
Ever since the Great East Japan Earthquake, EM farmers have kept spraying EM onto their farmland. See how cesium level transfers after 3 years. more