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The number of subscribers to broadband services in Japan now exceeds 34 million, and about 20 million were using fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) services in December 2011 [1]. The number of optical fiber cables continues to increase as the number of FTTH subscribers in‐ creases; however, unexpected faults have occurred along with this increase. One such fault is damage caused by wildlife including rodents, insects, and birds [2], and another is that caused by defective optical fiber connectors [3]. It is very important to detect and investigate the causes of these faults and to apply correct countermeasures.

Faults and Novel Countermeasures for Optical Fiber Connections in Fiber-To-The-Home Networks