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Preparation for Earthquakes
Last update date July 6, 2023
Normal knowledge
Discussions with family members
A.Discuss well with your family and prepare to avoid panic in the event of a disaster.
I.Where can I take out in case of emergency (water, emergency supplies, etc.)
II.How can we ensure the safety of elderly people and children?
III.Where is the evacuation sites and the family meet?
Ensuring the safety of household goods
A.Fix it to pillars and walls so that your household does not fall or fall.
To prevent fire
A.Avoid flammable objects near stoves or stoves.
Actively participate in disaster prevention events such as disaster drill
A.disaster drill is being implemented in various parts of the ward, mainly on the day of disaster prevention on September 1 and Disaster Prevention and Volunteer Day on January 17.
Be sure to participate in the training so that you can respond appropriately in the event of a disaster.
Click here for the schedule of training in each region.
When a disaster occurs due to an earthquake
Personal safety that is suitable for the spot
First of all, put yourself under a table or desk, or wear a futon on the spot, and put yourself in the strongest thing to ensure your physical safety.
Quickly put out the fire
Put out the fire immediately so as not to cause a fire. Also, if a fire breaks out, try to extinguish the fire as much as possible in a small fire.
Helping each other
Make sure your neighbors work together to minimize damage.
Get accurate information
Use a radio or the like to get accurate information.
Order of evacuation
First, go to a safe place (evacuation sites)
If an earthquake occurs, evacuate to a large and safe place such as a nearby school, park, or vacant lot.
Evacuation to evacuation area
If a large fire due to an earthquake or the like occurs and the fire spreads, it is designated as a place to evacuate to protect life and body from the radiant heat and smoke.
Seven places are designated in the city.
evacuation area in Tsuzuki Ward
Evacuation to evacuation shelter
If you cannot return home due to the collapse of a house due to an earthquake, evacuate to the designated evacuation shelter (designated evacuation center).
In Tsuzuki Ward , 27 elementary schools and junior high schools are designated as evacuation shelter, and a steering committee consisting of local communities, schools and governments, manages and operates the bases.
The evacuation shelter of Tsuzuki Ward is as follows:
evacuation shelter in Tsuzuki Ward
disaster message board "171"
When a disaster occurs, it is difficult to call affected areas. In such a case, please use it. This is a voice message board that allows other local people to listen to information about safety and other information recorded by affected areas people. You can also send messages to people in affected areas. When we start offering, we will notify you on TV and radio. Dial "171" and record / play the message according to the usage guidance.
Distributing disaster prevention information by e-mail
The disaster prevention information e-mail distribution service (external site) distributes weather forecasts, weather warnings and earthquake information by e-mail.
The City of Yokohama, General Affairs Bureau Disaster Prevention and Disasters page also introduces earthquake information, the disaster preparedness plan Survey in Yokohama, and knowledge about disaster prevention.
Disaster prevention in town
disaster drill
Please contact us if you are going to do disaster drill in Neighborhood Association / Neighborhood Associations, condominium, Residential Association, kindergarten, school, or company.
[Inquiry] Tsuzuki fire department Prevention Section
TEL: 045-948-0119
Prevention of landslides
For measures construction performed by income earners, such as disaster prevention work to prevent landslides and restoration work when landslides occur, we support construction costs.
[Inquiry] Building Disaster Prevention Section, Housing and Architecture Bureau
TEL: 045-671-2948
FAX: 045-663-3255
Wide road
In order to promote comfortable town development that is resistant to disasters, we support the removal costs of fences, gates, trees, etc., which are hindered when widening maintenance of roads less than 4m in width.
[Inquiry] Housing and Architecture Bureau Building Disaster Prevention Section (in charge of narrow road)
Phone number: 045-671-4544
Fax: 045-663-3255
About designation of well for disaster emergency
Based on the lessons learned from the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, with the cooperation of well owners, we have designated "Disaster Emergency Wells".
After the water quality inspection, we specify wells that did not have any problem with water quality. In addition, well which received designation is announced so that citizen can use widely by plate notice of "disaster emergency well", publication in designated well list.
When you want to receive designation, please apply by telephone, FAX or ward office directly.
[Inquiry] Tsuzuki Ward Office Health Sanitation Division Environmental Sanitation Section
TEL: 045-948-2358
FAX: 045-948-2388
About daily preparation
Stockpiling
Are you preparing stockpiles and emergency listings?
Immediately after a disaster occurs, it becomes difficult to purchase food and daily necessities. Consider the family structure and stock the necessary stockpiling.
Also, prepare emergency listings where you can take it out immediately. The estimated amount of storage is at least three days.
~ Stockpiling~
Drinking water: 9l is recommended for 3 days per person. (Example) In the case of a family of 3 people x 9l = 27l
Food: Items that can be eaten without cooking, such as crackers, canned foods (things that do not require can openers), etc.
※If you have food allergies, make sure to stock up on what is suitable for you.
Toilet pack: It is a set of "coagulant" and "processing bag" to be installed in toilet at home. It can be purchased at home centers.
~ Emergency listing~
Flashlight
Lantern: Let's prepare spare batteries as well.
Mobile Radio: Prepare something that can be listened to both AM and FM, and have more spare batteries.
Valuables: Cash, bank account book, private seal, health insurance card
Others: Paper plates, paper cups, emergency medicine, medicine notebooks, regular medicine, mobile phone chargers, wet tissues, sanitary products, plastic bags, towels, work gloves, food wraps
Such an emergency list is also available in such a home
Prepare at home with infants
Milk, baby bottle, baby food, spoon,
Diapers, buttocks, clothes,
Baby blankets, piggybacks, baby toys
What is prepared in a home where the care recipient needs
Preparation of clothes, diapers, disability certificates, auxiliary equipment, etc.
What to prepare in a family with pregnant women
Exposure, cotton wool, gauze, mother and child notebook, neonatal supplies
Learning from experienced major earthquakes in the past ~ What was good at the time of the disaster ~
In the past major earthquakes, water outages occurred, so many people were having trouble with domestic water (washing, bathing, washbasin), toilets, and eating and drinking water. Therefore, it is said that not only the stockpiling of water, but also plastic tanks and trolleys that carry water, and wet tissues that contain the body were especially useful.
In addition, due to power outages and gas interruptions, many people were having trouble with meals and family contact, and flashlights, portable radios, chargers for mobile phones, dry batteries, and tabletop stoves were also useful.
In addition, for women, it is said that stockpiling sanitary products was also useful.
Consider the gender and age of yourself and your family, and stock the necessary stockpiling.
Collection of materials
disaster preparedness plan
disaster preparedness plan, Yokohama, "Earthquake Countermeasures"
disaster preparedness plan, Yokohama, “Urban Disaster Countermeasures”
disaster preparedness plan, Yokohama, "Documents"
Tsuzuki Ward disaster preparedness plan (PDF: 12,982KB)
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For inquiries to this page
Tsuzuki Ward General Affairs Department General Affairs Division
Phone: 045-948-2211
Phone: 045-948-2211
Fax: 045-948-2208
Email address: tz-somu@city.yokohama.jp
Page ID: 902-562-669