[Uwajima City Commissioned Project "Reiwa 6th Year Experience-Based Disaster Prevention Program"]

Organized by: Yoshida Elementary School

Cooperation: Non-profit organization Uwajima NPO Center

-Through this experience, participants will develop an interest in disaster prevention and mitigation, create a system that will enable them to act calmly in the event of a future Nankai Trough earthquake or the disasters that have occurred in recent years, and develop a sense of crisis and the ability to be prepared.

・We will use the "Iza! Frog Caravan" emergency bag memorization flip to review the 12 emergency bags. In addition, we will hold a disaster prevention lecture on toilets in the event of a disaster, introducing how to use toilets when evacuating at home, simple toilets, etc., and actually experiencing the difference in absorption between coagulants, newspapers, and pet sheets.

Sunday, June 16, 2020 9:10-9:50

Approximately 100 people

As it was a participation day, parents also participated. Second and third grade students at Yoshida Elementary School and their parents memorized the 12 items in an emergency evacuation bag. The children were told to memorize the items in advance and answer them later, so they listened attentively. Each student answered about five items, and they worked hard.

In addition, we first explained the precautions to take when using toilets in the event of a disaster, and then had them try it out. We divided the children into three groups and had them learn the differences between newspapers, coagulants, and pet sheets. In the final section, we had them talk about how they had fun using toilets. We also had some parents say that they learned something they didn't know before.