 A few days later, thanks to her status as a famous actress, Naka was able to find a seat into one of the rare trains that were then travelling to the capital.On August 16, Naka voluntarily entered the hospital of Tokyo University where she was examined by some of the best doctors in the country, including Dr. Matsuo Tsuzuki, arguably the foremost radiation expert in Japan at the time.In the hospital, she was given repeated blood transfusions by the doctors in an attempt to save her life.