evacuation sites in the event of a major earthquake

　This is a place where local residents gather and wait to see the surroundings after the earthquake or move to the next evacuation sites (evacuation area, evacuation shelter, etc.).
　At one point, evacuation sites was selected in advance at Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations.
※Because it is a temporary evacuation sites, there is no stockpile of water or food.

If a large fire associated with an earthquake occurs frequently and the flame spreads, it is a place to evacuate to protect yourself from the radiant heat and smoke. Kanazawa Ward has designated 11 locations as evacuation area.
※Because it is a temporary evacuation sites, there is no stockpile of water or food.

・Click here for a list of evacuation area (PDF: 76KB)

　This is a place where you can temporarily evacuate if your house collapses or is at risk of collapse due to an earthquake. Kanazawa Ward has designated 26 elementary and junior high schools by region. It will be a place to distribute food, water and relief supplies, provide living information, and provide family safety confirmation.
　In addition, at each site, the evacuation shelter Management and Management Committee, which is led by local residents, is organized and operated by the evacuation shelter in the event of a disaster. The Steering Committee also engages in disaster prevention measures even during normal times.

※　See below for a list of evacuation shelter.

・Allotted districts of each evacuation shelter (town name) Click here for confirmation (PDF: 76KB)
・[evacuation shelter, an evacuation destination from street name] Click here to confirm (PDF: 79KB)