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Updated on December 1, 2016
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Bureau of Citizens and Cultural Affairs
The Tokyo Metropolitan Government (TMG) will hold the Disaster Preparedness Drill for Foreign Residents in January 2017. Held annually since fiscal 2006, this drill is aimed at increasing awareness and knowledge on disaster preparedness among Tokyo's foreign community. To that end, the TMG is looking for foreign residents to participate in the drill.
Details on the event and how to register are provided below.
Friday, January 20, 2017, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. (scheduled)
*Pre-registration is required to participate.
Komazawa Olympic Park General Sports Ground (1-1 Komazawa Koen, Setagaya-ku)
About 300 people (200 foreign residents, 100 TMG disaster language volunteers and others from relevant authorities)
Setagaya-ku, Tokyo Fire Department, Tamagawa Fire Station, Tamagawa Police Station, and others
Those who wish to attend need to register with the Office of the Disaster Preparedness Drill for Foreign Residents* using the online registration form or fax by Monday, December 19.
For additional details, please see
the event flyer in the corresponding lanugage: Japanese, Chinese, English, Korean.(PDF:1,789KB)
Email:info@bousaikunren.com
Website:http://bousaikunren.com/index-en.html( External link )
*The Tokyo Metropolitan Government has entrusted operation of the Offoce of the Disaster Preparedness Drill for Foreign Residents to Ad Interface Co., Ltd.
Additional information on TMG disaser language volunteers
A system that allows Tokyo residents, including foreign residents, who have attained a certain level of language skill to register as volunteers. These volunteers support foreign nationals when a large-scale natural disaster occurs by providing interpretation and translation. In normal times, they also serve as volunteer interpreters on occasion. (As of October 1, 2016, 729 people are registered volunteers, offering support in 15 languages.)
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