避難対策パーフェクトガイド！ハザードマップと防災リュック｜死なないための防災対策・命を守る環境づくり3つのポイント［第3話］

In this third episode of "Disaster Prevention Measures to Avoid Death (4 episodes in total)," we explain how to use a hazard map and how to make a disaster prevention backpack to avoid dying in the event of a tsunami, volcanic eruption, flooding, or landslide! We will introduce you to the key points to check in a hazard map to avoid the unexpected, and how to make an emergency backpack, with lots of concrete examples and photos. If you want to prepare for evacuation but don't know where to start, please make use of this. －－－－－－－－－－ ■Introduction 00:00 Title call 00:15 Prepare evacuation plans and tools ∟ 01:06 Two preparations to avoid death from physically destructive disasters －－－－－－－－－－ ■Hazard maps and evacuation plans ∟ 01:52 The process and key points for making an evacuation plan ∟ 04:18 The difference between an evacuation site and an evacuation shelter; the first place to go ∟ 06:42 Types of hazard maps; tsunamis and flooding, landslides, earthquakes and fires ∟ 07:07 How to find hazard maps 1: See the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's "Overlay Hazard Maps" ∟ 10:41 How to find hazard maps 2: See local government "municipal hazard maps" ■"Flooding" hazard maps ∟ 12:10 "Flood hazard map" ... Look at multiple flood hazard maps ∟ 13:05 "Flood hazard map" ... Be aware of changes in the extent of damage due to revisions ∟ 14:57 "Inland flood hazard map" ... Be aware of flooding even if the river does not burst its banks ∟ 16:09 "Storm storm surge hazard map" ... Be aware of coastal flooding during typhoons ∟ 17:05 "Flood duration" ... Water will not subside for a long time in areas with zero meters of water level ∟ 19:33 "Landslide hazard map" ... "Signs" of landslides are a sign that it is too late ∟ 21:18 Summary: How to read the map to find out where you will die from flooding ■ "Tsunami, earthquake and fire" hazard map ∟ 23:18 "Tsunami hazard map"...areas where a tsunami will hit a few minutes after an earthquake ∟ 25:51 "Earthquake and fire hazard map"...large-scale fires spreading with fire tornadoes ∟ 27:10 "Tokyo danger map"...situation in Tokyo when an earthquake hits directly beneath the capital ∟ 28:58 "Densely wooded areas"...areas with a high concentration of wooden houses that are dangerous in the event of a major earthquake ∟ 31:13 Summary: "Situations where evacuation is required" tsunamis, flooding, landslides, fires －－－－－－－－－－ ■Disaster preparedness backpack/emergency evacuation bag Items to put in a backpack ∟ 32:41 How to think about what to put in an "emergency evacuation bag" ∟ 34:30 "Body parts/medicine"...the most important disaster preparedness items are glasses and a medicine book ∟ 35:17 "Protect your safety"...rain gear to avoid freezing to death and an LED light for nighttime use ∟ 36:13 "First aid items"... Wound pads, bandages, Swiss Army knife ∟ 36:33 "Information gathering items"... Smartphone charger, radio, batteries ∟ 38:41 "Drinking water, food"... A day's worth of food that can be eaten as is Mechanisms for getting out of the house quickly ∟ 40:19 "Measures for valuables"... Keep pockets of your backpack open ∟ 42:16 "Measures for albums"... Digitize your memories to make them lighter ∟ 43:37 "Packing"... Prevent water from getting in and make it light enough to carry ∟ 44:34 "Design"... A fashionable disaster prevention backpack to keep at the entrance ∟ 45:58 "Walk around"... Check the route to the evacuation site with your backpack ■Collect evacuation information ∟ 47:37 "Timing of evacuation" Alert levels, evacuation information, and weather warnings ∟ 49:07 "Alert Level 3"...Start evacuation if you have family members who cannot run ∟ 50:33 "Alert Level 4/5"...Evacuate if there is danger on the hazard map ∟ 51:35 "City-wide evacuation advisory"...Cases where you should and shouldn't evacuate even if one is issued ∟ 54:10 "Evacuation luggage"...Separate your backpack to protect your life from your daily luggage ■ 55:50 Summary: Five things to do in an evacuation plan －－－－－－－－－－ ■Related sites "Prepare.jp" comprehensive disaster prevention information site https://sonaeru.jp/ "Twitter" delivers the latest disaster prevention and disaster information!   / sonaeru