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Rising Concerns About Natural Disasters and Family Homes

Recent research conducted by Nexwill, a Tokyo-based real estate company, sheds light on rising anxiety regarding natural disasters such as typhoons, earthquakes, and heavy rainfall in Japan. As many as 80% of respondents in their survey expressed significant concerns about the impact of these disasters on their homes. Remarkably, nearly 40% of participants have started contemplating the possibility of leaving their family homes, driven by fears of potential damages and the increasing frequency of natural calamities.

Survey Overview

The findings were based on a survey of 600 individuals aged between 30 and 60 across Japan, highlighting alarming trends in disaster preparedness and housing safety concerns. The survey revealed that:

• - 80% feel anxious about their homes due to the increase in natural disasters.
• - About 50% reported that they have not adequately prepared for such events.
• - 40% are considering leaving their family homes in light of looming disaster risks and aging housing.

This indicates a growing awareness of risks associated with home ownership in disaster-prone areas, as well as a significant gap between concern and proactive measures taken to mitigate risks.

Main Findings

Digging deeper into the survey results, some critical insights emerge:

• - Natural Disaster Anxiety: Among the respondents, a staggering 30.7% reported feeling