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and fusion actually would produce a lot of radiation, mostly x-rays (and other em radiation) from the curved charged beams (in a tokamak/stellerator design) and neutron radiation from the fusion itself. this would require (heavy) shielding and the shield ittself would turn radioactive too (but only for 100 Yeras or so). also the neutrons carry most of the energy, so you want to capture them and get the energy turned into heat.
but unlike a fission reactor most radiation stopps when it is shut down, so a broken fusion reactor would be less radioactive than a running one ;)