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The slippery life and disaster prevention map and each hazard map correspond to catalog pocket.
Catalog Pocket is a service that allows you to view public relations materials from your smartphone or PC. By converting public relations materials into e-books, the text in the article will pop up and make it easier to read, and functions such as a speech-to-speech function and multilingual automatic translation can be used.

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Spanish, Indonesian, Vietnamese

For details on how to use it, please refer to the public relations paper browsing service "Catalog Pocket".

The Tsurumi Life and Disaster Prevention Map contains information on major public facilities in Tsurumi Ward, citizen use facilities, famous places in the ward, and evacuation sites in the event of an earthquake.

Read "Tsurumi Life and Disaster Prevention Map" in the catalog pocket (outside site)

The Flood Hazard Map is a compilation of three hazard maps: Flood, inland water, and high tides.

Read the “Inundation Hazard Map” in the catalog pocket (external site)

・Flood hazard map
Based on the Flood Control Law (Article 15 of the Flood Control Law, Article 11 of the Enforcement Regulations of the Act), in order to ensure smooth and prompt evacuation in the event of a flood, flooding occurs when a river overflows due to the largest possible rainfall Information such as evacuation shelters is displayed in the flood inundation area map that displays the expected flood inundation area and the assumed water depth.
・Inland water hazard map
It is a map that summarizes various information such as the area where flooding from sewer pipes and waterways is expected and the depth of flooding due to the largest possible rainfall (153 mm per hour).
The inland water hazard map of Yokohama City is not based on the Flood Control Law, but we have created it to utilize it for smooth evacuation behavior against inundation and improvement of disaster prevention awareness from normal times.
・high tides Hazard Map
Based on the Flood Control Law (Article 15 of the Flood Control Law, Article 11 of the Enforcement Regulations of the Act), in order to ensure smooth and prompt evacuation during high tides, information such as evacuation centers is displayed on the high tides inundation area map, which shows the estimatedhigh tides area and the estimated water depthhigh tides.

The landslide hazard map indicates areas where damage may occur if a landslide occurs due to torrential rainfalls during the rainy season or heavy rain associated with a typhoon. It was created so that citizens can take appropriate actions such as evacuation.

Read the "Landslide Hazard Map" in the catalog pocket (outside site)