Lecture on Disaster Preparation and Risk Reduction From a Mother's Perspective (for parents and children)

Contents/ Itinerary for BOSAI Tourism

Practical preparation for those who have small children is proposed based on mothers' experiences at the time of the Great East Japan Earthquake such as “tips for evacuation to protect lives, and the things that should be prepared at home”. To overcome a disaster with children that grow every day, we propose effective preparation for disaster survival which is appropriate for children's age. Participants can experience ideas to help getting on with life after a disaster, such as finger songs, baby food, diapers and the use of potties.

What we want to tell through the experiences of BOSAI Tourism Contents

Opportunities to learn about disasters as well as having a prepared household are both essential for families with infants and small children. Clearly imagining a specific disaster can enable participants to know how to act to be prepared. (The feeling of being afraid can be overcome, and if you don’t know what to do – just start by doing what you can)

Minimum capacity

No restrictions

Maximum capacity

No restrictions

Fee (Per person or per activity) for BOSAI Tourism Contents

From 50,000 yen (Negotiable for small groups)

Required time for BOSAI Tourism Contents

Approximately 1 – 2 hours (depends on request)

Disaster Categories

All disasters

Disaster phases of the contents

Disaster preparedness / Aftermath of a disaster (72 hours)

Targets

Other organizations (recommended for parents with infants and small children, preschoolers’ guardians, children’s guardians, childcare support workers, women's fire prevention clubs, etc.)

How to implement BOSAI Tourism Contents

Lecture

Organization Names

Mine Sato

URL

https://sites.google.com/site/bousaisatomine/