Sponsored by: U.grandma Japan, a specified non-profit organization

Cooperation: Uwajima NPO Center

・Creating face-to-face relationships between residents

・Understanding resident needs and skills

・Improve disaster prevention awareness

・Create a space for children to express their own opinions

Saturday, April 23, 2020 11:00-13:00

Approximately 60 participants

``Uwajima Grandma's in-rural model project for urban development where children's cafeterias become disaster prevention bases'' This time, it was CoCo Ichibanya Curry 🍛

(Creating bases in areas where there are no children's cafeterias, etc.)

Uwajima City has entered into an agreement with the Kitchen Car Association, and in the event of a disaster, based on Uwajima City's request, the Ehime Kitchen Car Association will cooperate in cooking meals using kitchen cars.

Catfish school, disaster prevention karuta, and Shin-Uwajima karuta were held in the old nursery school, and in the next room, the affiliated organization If played a game of old times. The center conducted interviews and provided coffee while the children waited while they were playing games. Karuta was mainly enjoyed by nursery school children and elementary school students. The children from the last time we went to Catfish School in October also came and participated a lot. The catfish school was so popular that even adults were involved in the idea.

There were many participants the last time, on October 30th last year, and there was a strong overall desire to participate. This time we had volunteers, so we set up a cafe in the hallway outside so that people could watch the children playing games from the window, and we were able to do everything from troubleshooting to troubleshooting, a cafe corner, and disaster prevention games. . Kamen Rider soft vinyl dolls donated by Office Seike were distributed free of charge to those who requested them, while leaflets and other information about the center were distributed to parents. A local person who came to help us folded Anpanman and Mican with origami and brought them with us to give to small children.

It was fun for the participants. It would be helpful if there was an event like this nearby on Saturdays and Sundays. I received this impression.