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THINGS YOU BETTER HAVE TO PREPERE FOR THE DISASTER/EARTHQUAKE
Water Fill the bottle with the water or buy some big bottle of water before it is sold out. It will sold out sooner or later cause everyone is buying. It is said that you better fill the bath tab with water in case there will be a fire. Also, there is a possibility of water supply stop when earthquake. If you have bucket/cooper/tank, you better fill them with water too. If you don’t have them, put a big plastic bag in the cardboard box and fill it with water.
Food In case of big disaster, you should have enough food for at least three days. Bread easily go moldy, its better that you cook a lot of rice. Canned food, which you can easily open without can opener is also needed. Cookies, Calorie Mate, Chocolate are good too. And don’t forget milk and foods for your babies.
Warm clothes/Blanket In case of the big earthquake, you better go outside of the building because the building might break down. You better take out your wormest clothes and also Hokkairo.
Sneaker/Strong walking shoes When earthquake happens, there will be a lot of broken glasses, its better you have strong shoes.
Big plastic bag (waste bag) You can use it in a lot of way ie, carrying things, raincoat when it rains, shelter, etc.
Kitchen wrap Not only wrapping foods, its useful to arrest bleeding.
Whistle When you are trapped under the debris, whistle is the most thing you need. Its easy to hear and you can make sounds without using a lot of physical energy.
Others Your ID, first aid, face mask to prevent the dust, cushion to protect your head, battery, portable gas burner, diaper for your baby, bank book, tissue, towels, flash light, glasses, medicine that you have to take everyday,tooth brush, sleeping bag, etc.
THINGS YOU NEED TO DO WHEN EARTHQUAKE
Open windows/doors to ensure the escape route.
Hide under the table.
Wear strong shoes and get outside the building. Go to the nearest big place ie, parks, school yards, car parks, etc.
Be careful for the falling objects from the high buildings. The broken window is the most things you need to watch out for.
Don’t go near the fence or wall. It may fall down on you.
If there is a water (river, lake, sea) near you, go to somewhere up on the hill. There is a possibility of tunami, flood from dam collapsing.
When there is a fire, go to windward side.
If there is an earthquake when driving, park your car on the side of the road for the emergency vehicle have room to drive.
If you are trapped under debris, activate your mobile’s GPS. It will help to locate and rescue you.
EMERGENCY MESSAGE SERVICE
If you want to send message, press “171” ; press “1” after the instruction message; press the phone number of the person you want to send message; record your message; complete!
If you want to check a message, press “171” ; press “2” after the instruction message; press the phone number of the person you think you have message from; play and listen to the message; complete!
I tried to make sure how to use, but it is said “We are putting high priority to the disastered area, you cannot send massage from Tokyo now.” I guess it is something you need to use when the worst come worst.
FREE SHLTER IN JAPAN If you don’t know where to go for shelter, try to visit nearest schools, universities community hall, hotels, restaurants, convenience stores.
Check your gas mater. (It is mostly near outside your front door.)
If the red light is blinking, push the black button hard. Wait for a few minutes. Try your gas system. If it still doesn’t work, you should call gas company.
(Company phone address is different from the area. Check the sticker which should be around your range.)
SAVE ENERGY It is said that there might be a shortage of electricity, please try not to use electric more than necessary.
HOW TO MAKE PORTABLE TOILET Double the plastic bag and put newspaper inside. Complete!
Those are the only information i translated from japanese website. If there is any trouble or problem, just send me a message on facebook or just call me. Japanese have enuogh information but you must be feeling unsecure if you cannot understand japanese. I live in Shinjuku and I will try my best to help you!
facebook.com/sayurikaki
Phone number is on my facebook.
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