Practical, English-language disaster preparedness for foreign residents of Japan.
Step-by-step: what to do during the shaking, in the first minutes after, and in the days that follow.
When typhoons hit, how to read the 5-level warning scale, and how to prepare your home before the storm.
Police, ambulance, fire, English support lines, and embassy guidance — every number to save now.
How to locate your shelter, the map symbols, what to bring, and what to expect as a foreigner.
Twenty survival phrases — earthquake, medical, and emergency vocabulary with pronunciation.
What to do in the first 24 hours after a major earthquake: water, gas, communication, and shelter.
Must-have earthquake and typhoon apps for your phone in Japan — all work in English.
Does your rental insurance cover earthquakes? Probably not. How 地震保険 works and whether you need it.
How to prepare for and survive a blackout in your apartment — essential gear, food, and tips.
Check your hazard map, understand the 5 warning levels, and protect your home from flooding.
Essential items to keep in your car for earthquakes, typhoons, and winter emergencies.
アルファ米, canned bread, and other long-shelf-life options — how much to stock and where to buy.