Yuki Sekimoto

March 2026

Fifteen Years After Japan’s Great Earthquake, Memory and Risk Continue in Fukushima

At a memorial event, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi pledged to accelerate plans for a national disaster management agency

March 2026

Phoenix Responds to the Killing of Alex Pretti

Hours after Border Patrol killed a second American citizen in Minneapolis, protesters assembled in Phoenix to say “No more” 

January 2026

Arizona State’s President Is Pulling Out All the Stops to Get on Trump’s Good Side

ASU is positioning itself as the anti-Harvard in Trump’s campaign to remake higher education

Photography and video for The Wall Street Journal in November 2025

In “Fumed,” Public Health Watch Humanizes the Fight Against Texas Petrochemical Businesses Acting With Impunity

For The Reynolds Center for Business Journalism in November 2025

Reuters Journalists Replicate the Fentanyl Supply Chain in Groundbreaking Investigation

For The Reynolds Center for Business Journalism in November 2025

For 113 Miles, the Colorado River is Now a Legal Person

With state-led negotiations in deadlock, one tribal nation has deployed a unique legal tactic to preserve its share of Colorado…

Broadcast package for Cronkite News in January 2026

The Clock is Ticking on Spain’s Food Miracle

In Europe’s driest region, a vast plastic sea covers an agricultural system built on intensity and innovation. But the cracks…

Writing and photography for Panoramic in May 2025

The Kilometer-Long Laser That Fits Inside a Basement

ASU’s Compact X-ray Free-Electron Laser is a hundredth the size and a fraction the cost of similar instruments. Its creators…

November 2025

News Publishers Are Making Big Bets on Little Videos. Revenue Opportunities Are Similarly Slim

There are new audiences to be won on TikTok, but few new revenue streams

Writing and short-form video for The Reynolds Center for Business Journalism in October 2025