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Every family needs to plan ahead and prepare for possible disaster. Ensure that each family member is aware of the nearest evacuation site and knows where to go and what to do.
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Every family needs to plan ahead and prepare for possible disaster. Ensure that each family member is aware of the nearest evacuation site and knows where to go and what to do.
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Please talk with your family about
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Where are the safe and dangerous parts of your house?
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Where are the evacuation sites (rendezvous point and large refuge area)?
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Choosing a safer way rather than the fastest route to the refuge area.
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For large refuge areas, decide on a family member rendezvous point ahead of time
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How will you contact each other?
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Check the fire related appliances,
have the house repaired and keep the rooms tidy in everyday life.
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What should you carry with you in case of an emergency?
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Check the location of the fire extinguisher/first aid box and emergency kit.
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Participate actively in disaster prevention training.
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Emergency Kit and Stockpiles
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Each family or individual's kit should be customized to meet specific needs. Place essential items into your backpack making sure you can carry it.
The weight should be kept under 15kg (under 10kg is recommended for women) and make sure you can move both hands freely.
To be self-sufficient after a disaster, you should have three days worth of water, food and daily items already prepared. Generally, three liters of water per person per day is needed. Have enough water stored to meet the needs of your family.
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Valuables (such as cash, bank passbook, personal seal and property deeds), drinking water, food, flashlight, batteries, radio, matches, lighter, candles, first aid kit, clothing, shoes, hood, helmet, dust mask, work gloves, towels, can opener, plastic bags, paper towels and toothbrush kit.
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Water, vacuum-packed food, canned food, dry rice, crackers, cough drops, sweets, disposable chopsticks, spoon, portable stove, disposable heat pack, portable toilet.
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NTT Disaster Message Service (171)
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Are you all right?
I'm all right
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Are you all right?
I'm all right
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Dial 171, and follow the guidance given to record and replay messages. Conditions of availability, such as the start of the service and the number of recordings, are set by NTT, and will be communicated through the TV and radio.
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Dial 171
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Dial 1 to record
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xxx-xxx-xxxx |
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Dial 171
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Dial 2 to listen
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xxx-xxx-xxxx |
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For xxx-xxx-xxxx, enter the number of the person you are leaving a message for.
Please always put your area code at the beginning, regardless of whether you are in or outside the disaster area.
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