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BOUSAI ACTION 2025: Student-led Disaster Prevention Event

On August 31, 2025, students from the group 'Bousai Me' will organize an exciting and educational disaster prevention event titled 'BOUSAI ACTION 2025' at the Nomura Conference Plaza in Shinjuku, Tokyo. With the theme 'Making disaster prevention closer and more enjoyable,' this event is free to attend and promises to bring awareness to essential safety measures through dynamic activities.

The day will feature a variety of programs designed to transition participants from merely 'knowing' to actively 'doing'. Attendees can look forward to talk sessions, exhibitions, and fun games that capture the importance of disaster preparedness.

Event Details: What to Expect

The event will showcase two main areas: a session area for discussions and a lively area filled with hands-on games. Key presentations include:

• - 11:00 - 11:40: Innovative Thinking in Disaster Prevention featuring representatives from KOKUA Corporation and the student group Bousai Me. This session will discuss their missions and challenges faced in the disaster prevention field.

• - 13:20 - 13:40: Compete with Fukushiba-kun! Join a fun trivia game related to disaster prevention with the beloved mascot of Bousai Me.

• - 14:00 - 14:40: What Changes with the New Disaster Management Agency? A session with Takayuki Seto, Deputy Minister of Cabinet Office, discussing the government's efforts towards improved disaster response in Japan.

• - 15:00 - 15:40: Update on the Noto Peninsula One Year Seven Months After the Earthquake: Featuring Rie Kawashima from OPEN JAPAN, who will provide insights on the recovery efforts.

• - 16:00 - 16:40: Lessons Learned from the Great East Japan Earthquake by renowned photographer Bruce Osborn, who has documented the disaster's repercussions.

• - 17:00 - 17:40: Closing Session where student members will declare personal disaster prevention actions to be taken moving forward.

Additionally, the first 100 attendees will receive a unique disaster prevention sacoche designed in collaboration with artists featured at the upcoming 'BuzzyFes 2025', a popular music festival occurring the day after.

Live Streaming and Online Access

For those who cannot attend in person, the event will be streamed live on YouTube, allowing people from afar to participate in this important conversation and activity. Some sessions will not be broadcast, so attendees are encouraged to join live if possible.

Engaging Activities for Everyone

Inside the venue, various engaging activities will be held, including traditional festival games such as shooting galleries and super ball scoops, catering to all ages. While food will not be served on-site, several dining options are available in the nearby Nomura building, making it easy for participants to grab a bite during the event.

Ticket Information

Entry to BOUSAI ACTION 2025 requires pre-registration or on-site check-in. Students presenting valid IDs can enter for free, while families can avail of a discounted family ticket entitling two adults and up to five children access to all activities. Regular tickets are also available for those outside these categories.

The event aims to transform the common feelings of unease into knowledge and actionable steps toward disaster preparedness. 'BOUSAI ACTION 2025' is a call to arms for all, particularly targeting those unfamiliar with disaster readiness, ensuring an engaging and informative atmosphere.

Join us for this pivotal day of learning, fun, and community empowerment, and discover how we can all take part in disaster preparedness together.

Event Summary

• - Event Name: BOUSAI ACTION 2025
• - Date: August 31, 2025
• - Time: Doors open at 10:00 AM, closing at 7:00 PM
• - Location: Nomura Conference Plaza Shinjuku, 2nd Floor, Shinjuku Nomura Building, Tokyo
• - Organizer: Student Group Bousai Me & Yappe Inc.

For more information, visit the official event site at BOUSAI ACTION 2025 Official Site or follow on X at @bousai_action.

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About Bousai Me:
Based in Fukushima, Bousai Me is dedicated to creating a disaster prevention culture that leaves no one behind. Through awareness campaigns and community involvement, they strive to empower people of all ages with crucial safety knowledge.