2016 "Fire engine-type rolling stock BOX creation!"

Kiyoken Co., Ltd. and City of Yokohama, Fire Bureau collaborate to sell a rolling stock box of retort curry that can be used as a stockpiled food with a package of fire trucks!
In addition, in cooperation with Yokohama Walker, we work on PR of Yokohama firefighting and enlightenment of disaster prevention awareness through article publication.

A method of buying a lot of foods that you are accustomed to eating on a regular basis, consume it regularly, and buy and stock up on as much as you consume. Food with a short shelf life can be treated as emergency provisions. In addition, it is said that the taste used to reduce stress during disasters.
※About rolling stock, detailed explanation is published in disaster prevention metropolitan area net (outside site).

Since November 2014, at the theme-based co-creation front of the Policy Management Bureau, Fire Bureau has been recruiting proposals for public-private partnerships and collaborating companies under the theme of "PR Blanding of Yokohama Fire Department and Awareness of Disaster Prevention."
In November 2016, it was decided between Kiyoken Co., Ltd. and the authorities to make a stockpiled food product utilizing the rolling stock method.
The production of "Yokohama Fire" x "Kariyu Yokohama" rolling stock BOX with the motif of the fire trucks of the SR (Special Advanced Rescue Unit) of the authorities, promotes the authorities as close to the citizens and promotes the rolling stock method. It is expected that citizens can improve their disaster prevention and reduce disaster damage awareness by regularly touching stockpiled food.

BOX set for practicing the rolling stock method in which three Kiyoken's retort product "Yokohama Kariyu" in a special box of fire truck printed with the Yokohama Walker and Kiyoken logo.

1,250 yen (tax included)

3,000 sets
※Sales will end as soon as the planned number is reached.

From Sunday, January 8, 2017

Yokohama firefighting first ceremony 2017 event store, 63 stores directly managed by Kiyoken Yokohama