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Autumn Disaster Prevention Event with Chitan

On October 16, 2025, the JR Gate Tower in Nagoya hosted a significant event focused on disaster prevention awareness. This event, organized by Ethical Japan, aimed to make disaster preparedness more relatable and accessible to the community. With various activities and displays designed to emphasize the importance of being prepared, the event attracted a wide audience eager to learn.

Event Highlights

The event took place in the bustling first-floor space of the JR Gate Tower from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Attendees were welcomed with various demonstrations and interactive experiences revolving around essential disaster prevention items. The displays included supplies for emergency stockpiling and hygiene maintenance, vital for anyone preparing for unforeseen events.

One of the standout moments of the day was the appearance of Chitan, the adorable sea otter fairy mascot who is popular on social media. Chitan engaged with the children, promoting a message that learning about disaster prevention can be both fun and educational. The children’s joy was palpable during the photo opportunities with Chitan, making the day’s purpose shine through: integrating disaster awareness into everyday life.

The day emphasized a philosophy central to the event: understanding disaster preparedness doesn’t have to be complex, but instead should be woven into our daily routines. Such an approach allows individuals to view safety as an integral part of life rather than an intimidating challenge.

Engaging Activities

Participants could explore a variety of disaster preparedness items, engage with experts on how to effectively use these items during emergencies, and even purchase supplies to ensure they are ready should a disaster strike. Additionally, there were tailored activities for children, ensuring that all ages were given the tools and knowledge to handle emergencies.

Community Impact

Ethical Japan's commitment to disaster awareness is not just about selling products but about fostering an overall mindset change. They aspire to raise awareness on a broader scale, targeting the goal of zero disaster-related deaths. While it’s not possible to completely prevent natural disasters, the message driven home during this event was clear: by fostering supportive community ties and instilling a mindset of action towards safety, we can all contribute to a safer environment.

In collaboration with local businesses and community organizations, Ethical Japan aims to promote a culture of disaster readiness that resonates with a diverse audience. This event served as a springboard for future initiatives aimed at ensuring that disaster preparation becomes ingrained in the cultural fabric of society.

Looking Ahead

Through such events, Ethical Japan plans to continue its efforts in partnership with municipalities and local communities to proliferate the concept of 'phase-free' disaster readiness. This model highlights adaptability and resilience in the face of disaster, ensuring that citizens are prepared to respond swiftly and effectively.

As this event demonstrated, disaster safety awareness can create smiles and joy when approached creatively. The smiling faces of children learning about safety with Chitan is a testament to the power of engaging the community to take proactive steps in disaster preparedness.

About Ethical Japan

Founded in the heart of Nagoya, Ethical Japan is dedicated to the planning, manufacturing, and sales of phase-free disaster prevention products. The company also takes pride in empowering the community through various awareness initiatives.

For further inquiries, please contact:
Ethical Japan
Public Relations Office
Tel: 050-3110-2131
Email: [email protected]
Official Website: Ethical Japan
Let’s work together to keep our communities safe!