Emergency/Disaster

We will introduce how to make calls in an emergency, what to be careful of in the event of a disaster, and information that will be useful when evacuating.

*For more details, please refer to the Living and Working Guidebook (Chapter 10: Emergencies and Disasters) below.

①How to call in an emergency

  • Sudden illness, injury, housework, etc. (119)
  • Traffic accidents, crime victims, etc. (Call 110)

② Disaster

  • Typhoons and heavy rain
  • earthquake
  • tsunami
  • volcanic eruption

③ Evacuation

  • Evacuation shelter
  • Evacuation information
  • Evacuation method
  • Obtaining weather information that will be useful in the event of a disaster

(Japanese) Living and Working Guidebook (Chapter 10: Emergencies and Disasters) [Immigration Services Agency of Japan

(Easy Japanese) Lifestyle and Work Guidebook (Chapter 10: Emergencies and Disasters) [Immigration Services Agency

Preparing for Disaster

Prepare items for a disaster to take with you, such as a torch, radio, emergency food and water, required medicines.

Evacuation points are decided by where you live, so please confirm where it is in advance.

If you lose your passport

Please have a nearby police station issue you with a “Proof of Lost Property Report”. After that, please conduct procedures to have a replacement issued at your Embassy or Consulate in Japan.