Town walk

In town, we walk around dangerous thing at the time of disaster, local resources (parks, green spaces, etc.) and evacuation sites that are useful in the event of a disaster, and let's know the area and examine issues.

• Residential map ("BWaiwai disaster prevention map (outside site)It is also convenient to use it.
• Hazard map
• Camera
• Writing utensils (including red and blue colored pens, etc.)
• Sticky notes, memo
• Cellophane tape, etc.

Everyone imagines the state of the area when an earthquake occurred and actively discuss it.
Prepare a map and decide the route to walk around the town. (Approximately 1 hour at a time.)

Let's actually walk around the town

• When walking around the town, participants cooperate and guide routes, shoot, record, etc.
• Let's take care of cars and walk around town.

~ Dangerous thing in disaster ~
▢Are there any things that are likely to fall or fall along the road?
▢Is there a route that can be rotated nearby?
No evacuation is possible in two directions
▢Are aging wooden buildings densely populated?
There is a risk of fire spreading
▢Are high-rise buildings lined up by the road?
There is a danger of falling objects.
▢Are there tall cliffs, old-fashioned walls?
There is a risk of collapse
・Let's consider other specific issues in your area.

Local resources, disaster prevention in general ~
▢evacuation sites (at one time, wide area, etc.)
Is the size, display, etc. easy to understand?
▢Fire extinguishing facilities (fire hydrants, fire tank, initial-stage fire-fighting techniques. box, etc.)
▢Disaster prevention warehouses (stockpiling) managed by the local government and the government
▢Medical facilities such as hospitals and clinics
▢Sign indicating evacuation routes
▢Regional exchange bases
▢Other items that are considered useful for disaster prevention activities

After walking around the town, let's discuss what we noticed and summarize them on a map.
In addition, let's share artifacts with everyone in the town using local bulletin boards.