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Recommendation for Home Evacuation
Last Updated October 10, 2024
Do you think "I have to go to an evacuation center if a disaster occurs"?
An evacuation center is a place where you can live an evacuation life when your home is damaged due to an earthquake or the like and cannot live.
In Yokohama, it is called "evacuation shelter (designated evacuation center)".
What is evacuation shelter?
Living in evacuation shelter in the event of a disaster is only one option.
If you can confirm the safety of your home and its surroundings, consider evacuation at home.
In the Noto earthquake that occurred on January 1, 2024, aftershocks with a seismic intensity of less than 5 occurred many times.
In some cases, a house that did not collapse in the main shock collapsed due to the aftershocks.
Even if you are evacuating at home, if you feel danger of collapse of your home, evacuate to evacuation shelter.
What are the benefits of "evacuation at home"?
Oh You can live in a familiar home with your family in a familiar environment!
Oh It also protects privacy, so you can reduce stress!
Oh Pets can be together in the same environment as usual!
Oh It can reduce the risk of infection!
⇒It also leads to regaining daily life as soon as possible, and there are many benefits!
What is needed to "evacuate at home"?
Let's keep stockpiling on a regular basis
In order to live a disaster-affected life at home, food and food at home on a daily basis.
It is important to have at least three days of daily necessities (preferably one week).
Make the necessary stockpiling according to your family structure, such as gender, age, and pet of your family.
We recommend "rolling stock", which stores a lot of stock and uses it in daily life and replenishes the reduced amount!
Stockpiling
Tokyo Stockpile Navi-Let's check the stockpiling that suits you (outside site)
This site is published by the General Affairs Bureau Disaster Prevention Department of Tokyo.
For those who do not come to the point when they hear "stockpiling in preparation for disasters" or those who are interested but do not know what to stock up and how much to stock.
We introduce stockpiling know-how and items that should be prepared.
Is it safe in the house? Let's take the necessary measures
Even if you have stockpiled, you cannot evacuate home if your home is not safe.
Let's take safety measures that can be done close to you, such as installing furniture fall prevention equipment and taking measures against electric fires.
Furniture fall prevention measures
Promotion of installation of seismic breakers
Let's build relationships with the community on a regular basis.
Even if you evacuate from home, the missing supplies will be collected at Neighborhood Association and Neighborhood Associations.
I may go to evacuation shelter to pick it up.
It is also important to have regular training in Neighborhood Association, Neighborhood Associations and evacuation shelter.
By the way ...
If you evacuate from home, the congestion in evacuation shelter will be eased.
This will reduce the stress of those who have to evacuate to evacuation shelter.
As a result, it leads to community support.♪
Check the risk of storm and flood damage! Let's check the hazard map
Isn't your home susceptible to floods and landslides?
Inundation Hazard Map and Landslide Hazard Map
You can check the risk of floods and landslides at your home in advance.
Flood Hazard Map (Flood, Inland Water, high tides)
Earth and sand disaster hazard map
Let's check the evacuation route
I don't know when a disaster will occur.
In case of emergency, the evacuation route is checked in advance.
Let's start preparing now so that we can evacuate home!
"Is my home a shelter?" Home evacuation checkpoint! -Earthquake Edition -
If you are not sure if you can evacuate home during an earthquake, check the following checkpoints.
Home Evacuation Checkpoint-Earthquake Edition-(PDF: 415KB)
"Is my home a shelter?" ~ Wind and flood damage ~
In the event of a storm or flood such as a typhoon, the criteria are different from that of an earthquake.
Use the "My Timeline" to create an evacuation action plan in advance to see if you can evacuate home in the event of a storm or flood!
What is My Timeline?
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Inquiries to this page
Regional Disaster Prevention Section, General Affairs Bureau Crisis Management Department
Telephone: 045-671-2011
Telephone: 045-671-2011
Fax: 045-641-1677
Email address: so-chiikibousai@city.yokohama.jp
Page ID: 870-201-946
