About evacuation sites, which is opened in the event of a typhoon or heavy rain

In Yokohama City, we have identified cliffs that could cause significant damage to houses in the event of a landslide, and have selected the “Immediate evacuation warning Target Area” that simultaneously announces landslide disaster warning information and announces the evacuation warning.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　If landslide warning information is issued in the northern part of Yokohama, the Kohoku Ward Office will immediately issue a evacuation warning in the evacuation warning area and open two evacuation sites locations so that residents can evacuate.

• Osone Kaikan (2-18-24 Osone)
• Jogo Koseki District Center (2484-4 Kosekicho)

The designated emergency evacuation sites will be determined from the next candidate site located outside the flood inundation area based on the water level at the water level observation station and the predicted 48-hour rainfall.

• Jogo Elementary School (814, Toriyama-cho)
• Hiyoshidai Elementary School (1-34-21 Hiyoshihoncho)
• Kohoku Elementary School (Kikuna 2-15-1)
• Kikuna Elementary School (Kikuna 5-18-1)
• Nitta Elementary School (3226, Shin-Yoshida-cho)
• Takada Junior High School (2439 Takadacho)
• Yagami Elementary School (3-23-1 Hiyoshi)
• Komabayashi Elementary School (2-51-1 Hiyoshi Honmachi)
• Shinohara Elementary School (3-27-1 Shinohara Higashi)
• Shimoda Elementary School (4-10-1 Shimoda-cho)
• Shinowaranishi Elementary School (1241-1 Shinoharacho)
• Shioka Elementary School (986, Shiokacho)
• Takatahigashi Elementary School (Takadahigashi 2-33-1)
• Niwa Elementary School (1452-2, Niwacho)
• Mamedo Elementary School (Soyadocho 759)
• Koseki Elementary School (1382-10, Kosekicho)
• Jogo Junior High School (325 Kozukicho)

In the event that storms and floods occur or are likely to occur and the evacuation warning is issued to local residents, the following voluntary evacuation locations will be opened as necessary.

• Kohoku public hall (Soyadomachi 26-1)
• Shinohara District Center (2-15-27 Shinohara Higashi)
• Tsunashima District Center (1-14-26 Tsunashima Nishi)
• Nitta District Center (3236, Shin-Yoshidacho)
• Kikuna District Center (Kikuna 6-18-10)
• Hiyoshi District Center (1-11-13 Hiyoshi Honmachi)
• Shinohara Junior High School (1342-3 Shinoharacho)
• Okurayama Memorial Hall (2-10-1 Okurayama)
• Kohoku Kumin Cultural Center (1-9-10 Tsunashima Higashi, 4th and 5th floors, Shin-Tsunashima Square)

About preparations for typhoon, heavy rain, please confirm site of the following Yokohama-shi.

Preparation for typhoons and heavy rains

Before starting evacuation, please check the status of evacuation sites on TV data broadcasting and the Yokohama City website.
Avoid roads along rivers and cliffs, and evacuate while the safety route is bright.
Please bring your food, water and towels to evacuation sites. There is no parking space.

evacuation sites is used by people who are not good at animals or those who are allergic to animals. When breeding and managing the accompanying pets, observe the following rules in evacuation sites: Depending on the evacuation sites, pets may not be able to evacuate.

• Pet breeding and management cannot be performed in the same place as where the owner lives in an evacuation life.
• Pets should be kept in a cage at the designated temporary breeding area. Depending on the facility, the temporary breeding space may be exposed to wind and rain.
• There is no stockpile of pets in evacuation sites. The owner must bring all necessary items such as cages and food.
• The owner should dispose of excrement and garbage that came out while using evacuation sites.

Depending on the scale and facilities of the disaster, temporary breeding places in evacuation sites during storms and floods are never the best places for pets. Consider temporary storage locations for relatives, acquaintances, veterinary hospitals, etc. in advance.

Please refer to the following page for a detailed explanation of evacuation with pets.
Pet measures in the event of a disaster (wind and flood damage)
Pet measures in the event of a disaster (earthquake)