Japan’s Michi-no-Eki roadside stations are evolving into disaster response hubs, equipped with power, water, and emergency supplies, offering vital support for rescue, relief, and community needs when crises strike.
Month: August 2025
Toilet Use in a Disaster
Toilets may become unusable after a disaster. Prepare emergency toilet kits and avoid flushing until pipes are inspected to prevent dangerous leaks, odors, and sewage backflow into your home.
Self Help Measures for Your Household
Stockpiling food, water, and daily essentials ensures your family’s safety and comfort during disasters. Thoughtful preparation today prevents hardship and promotes resilience when emergencies strike.
Condominium Disaster Preparedness
Sheltering at home after disasters is often safer, especially in modern Japanese condos. Preparation, community cooperation, and stockpiling essentials make it practical and realistic.
Sleeping Bag Disaster Prep
In disasters, comfort significantly impacts your resilience. Compact sleeping bags offer convenience, warmth, and protection. Store them dry and accessible, and use insulating mats for added comfort. Including sleeping bags in your emergency kit ensures restful sleep, helping you stay strong and focused even in the most challenging situations.
Staying in Your Home After a Disaster
In a disaster, evacuation shelters quickly become crowded, chaotic, and stressful. For condominium residents, particularly those in modern buildings meeting updated seismic standards, sheltering in place is often safer and more comfortable. Preparing your home, creating an evacuation plan, and coordinating with neighbors can significantly enhance your safety and resilience.
Tamagawa Disaster Recovery 