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Inside one Japanese woman's doomsday bunker

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It may be the home of Zen, but Japan is one of the most disaster-prone places on the planet. With the increasing threat of a nuclear attack from North Korea, some of Japan's citizens are taking extreme measures to protect their families, prepping for the worst case scenario.
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