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Since the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011, more than five years have passed. However, seriously affected areas have not been revived yet. People in the disaster area have been living as evacuees for a long time, with the anxiety that people's attention is fading and the restless urge that reconstruction is not smooth. In the surveys by the local government, evacuees have complained about the lack of information in their lives. In this paper, the author is focusing on the issue of the lack of information that affects the evacuees, and examines its regulation factor.

The Emotional Status among Evacuees from Fukushima Nuclear Accident (2): Evaluation of Tentative Theories