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Shinagawa Disaster Project DAY1: An Essential Experience for Community Preparedness

On July 6, 2025, the Shinagawa District Committee of the Tokyo Junior Chamber will host a free disaster prevention experience event known as the "Shinagawa Disaster Project DAY1" at Toyohanomori Academy in Shinagawa, Tokyo. This initiative is part of the committee's endeavor to enhance community resilience against disasters.

The primary goal of this event is to educate attendees about the importance of self-help, mutual assistance, and public aid during disasters. It focuses on self-help as the first step toward building a supportive community capable of helping one another in times of crisis.

The first day of the Shinagawa Disaster Project will feature numerous hands-on workshops and activities aimed particularly at families and younger generations. Participants will have the chance to view disaster preparedness as a personal responsibility integrated into their daily lives.

"From being helped to supporting each other" is the core message of this event. Organizers believe this initiative can be a transformative step toward a brighter future for Shinagawa. Everyone is encouraged to participate alongside family and friends without any prior registration.

Event Overview

• - Event Name: Shinagawa Disaster Project
• - Date & Time: July 6, 2025, from 10:30 AM to 3:00 PM
• - Location: Toyohanomori Academy, 1-3-40 Futaba, Shinagawa, Tokyo

Main Activities and Workshops

The event will feature a range of workshops and experience booths that include:

• - Self-Defense Force: Rope work and victim transport experiences
• - Fire Department: First-aid workshops
• - Shinagawa Disaster Prevention Division: Disaster simulation VR and toilet slipper making
• - Dekkobokko Association: Child mental care and play methods during disasters
• - Waterworks Bureau: Water supply bag carrying experience
• - Bicycle Utilization for Disaster Mobility: Workshop on bike use in emergencies
• - Earthquake Experience Vehicles and Smoke Displays: Firsthand experience of earthquake situations and fire escape
• - Quiz Rally: Solve 10 questions correctly to win a participation prize

Participation Details

Participation is completely free and does not require prior registration.

Organizers and Support

This event is organized by the Tokyo Junior Chamber’s Shinagawa District Committee and supported by various organizations including:

• - Shinagawa Fire Department
• - Ebara Fire Department
• - Rissho University
• - Self-Defense Forces
• - Tokyo Waterworks Bureau
• - Corporate sponsors such as Dream Co., Hope Foods, and many others

Contact Information

For inquiries, contact the Shinagawa District Committee at:

• - Phone: 03-6285-1515
• - Fax: 03-6285-1516
• - Address: 8th Floor Ohm Building, 3-1 Kanda Nishikicho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo
• - Website: Tokyo Junior Chamber

About the Tokyo Junior Chamber

Founded in 1949 amid the challenges following World War II, the Tokyo Junior Chamber is grounded in the belief that rebuilding a new Japan is the responsibility of the youth. This organization works tirelessly to create a vibrant and prosperous society through various activities. Open to all regardless of race, nationality, gender, profession, or religion, its members engage in community service, personal improvement, and the development of global friendships. Many of its alumni go on to become local leaders, contributing significantly to both social and economic spheres.

Join us in this vital endeavor to create a safer, more resilient Shinagawa community!