[24th meeting] I visited Morinodai Elementary School disaster prevention class.

A fourth-year student (118 students) at Morinodai Elementary School in Social Studies, "Creating a Town for Natural Disasters," was held by General Affairs Division Midori Ward, in charge of disaster prevention in dispatch lecture/off site lecture.
Morinodai Elementary School is working very enthusiastically, such as seeing a DVD introducing Midori Ward disaster countermeasures prepared by the Midori Ward Office in advance, and many elementary school studenｔ members came to the ward office General Affairs Division to ask questions.

On the screen, we introduced the current situation of Tohoku affected areas in the wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake, the evacuation shelter opened in Midori Ward during the Typhoon No. 19 two years ago, aluminum blankets stored in the disaster prevention stockpiling at Morinodai Elementary School andself supportcommunity support. Everyone in elementary school studenｔ listened seriously, and when they asked questions from here, they raised their hands and responded. In particular, I was very surprised at the video of the inundation situation at Nakayama Station that everyone is using, and I was able to feel the importance of daily preparation.
When I asked, "Do you know who I am?", "Mr. Director General!" I was very happy and impressed to hear that. (I appeared on a DVD introducing Midori Ward's disaster countermeasures.)
Thank you to the principal, the deputy principal, and the staff in charge of the fourth grade.

October 2021 Mayor of Midori

Okada Nobuo