Yoshida died of cancer last July. While the Fukushima cleanup continues, government plans to restart some nuclear reactors were in doubt on Wednesday when a court ordered the operator of a plant in western Japan not to put the facility back online, citing safety concerns. In a rare victory for anti-nuclear campaigners, the court in Fukui prefecture said Kansai Electric Power should not restart two reactors at Oi nuclear power plant. All of Japan's dozens of nuclear reactors are idle after being shut down for safety checks in the wake of the Fukushima disaster. "Plaintiffs have rarely won. This is right in the middle of the restart process … it could have very well have repercussions," said Aileen Mioko Smith, executive director of Green Action. Kansai Electric said it would appeal against the decision.