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BT0087 Iwanuma City
Disaster Storytelling Program
Contents/ Itinerary for BOSAI Tourism
After watching the 13 minute DVD, "The History of Reconstruction," a guide will show participants around Ainokama park. While visiting the memorial monument in the park, the fire lookout tower, and the foundation of homes which were damaged by the tsunami in March 2011, the guide will explain what happened at that time. The "Millenium Hope Hills" is not only a symbol of the reconstruction, but also plays a role as part of a system of multiple defenses against tsunamis. Iwanuma City has introduced four defenses as a countermeasure against a tsunami disaster. Learn about the concept of disaster risk reduction, which minimizes the damage caused by disasters, from these efforts.
What we want to tell through the experiences of BOSAI Tourism Contents
Lessons from the disaster, a mindset of disaster prevention in daily life, and Iwanuma City's efforts to mitigate future damage.
Minimum capacity
From 1 person
Maximum capacity
40 people (Please contact us for more than 40 people)
Fee (Per person or per activity) for BOSAI Tourism Contents
3,000 yen per guide
Required time for BOSAI Tourism Contents
40 minutes to 60 minutes
Disaster Categories
Tsunami
Disaster phases of the contents
All
Targets
All
How to implement BOSAI Tourism Contents
Lecture tour
Organization Names
Iwanuma City Millenium Hope Hills Exchange Center
Phone
TEL/FAX 0223-23-8577