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35 Minato Mirai Contacting family members Considering walking home Support Stations for People Walking Home after a Disaster Assistance Guide 2019: Gathering useful information How to Get Home in the Event of a Disaster Look for these stickers at convenience stores, family restaurants, gas stations, and similar places Yokohama Yamanouchi District How to respond if a disaster makes it difficult for you to get home It is important to gather accurate information and remain calm at all times. Do not start throughout the city. Places displaying these Portside 35 Disaster message board WEB 171 District moving without a clear plan. First, consider whether it is realistic for you to walk home in stickers will serve as support stations to help people walking home in the event of a disaster. your present circumstances. Portside Park https://www.web171.jp/web171app/normalTop.do?english t ○ Providing access to tap water and toilet facilities an st In the event of an earthquake or other disaster Estimated walking time They si Minato Mirai-hashi e th will provide ○ Offering maps and road information You can use text messages (enter up to 200 single-byte characters) to let people -R er Bridge e B assistance ak c ○ Providing disaster information obtained from radio broadcasts, etc. know you are safe and to check on the safety of others. u ti by : q es As a general guideline, the distance that an average person th m ○ Providing temporary rest places ar o can walk in an hour is said to be around 5 kilometers. 63 E D 21 Disaster information 62 Check on What to carry with you when walking home Keep calm BLUE HARBOR TOWER the safety Approximate direct distances Earthquake Disaster Information Center for Foreign Residents Minatomirai at all times Shinjuku PRYME COAST of others Comfortable clothes in Yokohama (YOKE) MINATOMIRAI Map Flashlight for walking in 60 5 Futako- Shibuya http://yoke.or.jp/english/ Takashima Rinko Park Warm clothing Sneakers Snacks Keihin Port Office, Hotel Vista Premio Tamagawa Suisaisen Hammer Head Park Tokyo Park Kanto Regional Yokohama Minato-Mirai Gloves Waterproofs Drinking water 59 (tentative name) Disaster and emergency management information on the Yokohama Development Bureau, 19 Sagamihara M Ministry of Land, Musashi- City website i Shinagawa Portable radio Towel Portable phone charger n Infrastructure, Transport OK Minatomirai a 20 Kosugi t and Tourism YOKOHAMA HAMMERHEAD SHINKO o Building 1 Machida http://www.city.yokohama.lg.jp/somu/org/kikikanri/index-e.html M Ocean Minato Mirai PIER PASSENGER TERMINAL Route 1 i Gather Don’t move r Pacific InterContinental Hotel a Tower Pukari-sanbashi Pier Yokohama Marine Disaster Route 16 do i 64 - Royal Court accurate without Shin- Route 15 o National Convention Kai h Minatomirai Prevention Complex Yokohama Tsunashima Safety considerations and good conduct when walking home a Yokohama City Disaster Prevention Twitter s Hall of Yokohama information a clear plan h 61 Exhibition Hall 6-1 i Urban Kawasaki K B 50 ok Yokohama International Search r Tower u @yokohama_saigai i sa d i- 22 MARINE & WALK Passenger Terminal Atsugi Ebina Yamato Safety considerations g Brillia Grande od InterContinental e Fuji Xerox Co.,Ltd. or YOKOHAMA Minatomirai i B ○ Protect yourself against adverse weather (cold, heat, rain) FUJI XEROX s lv Yokohama Grand Y Yokohamaminatomirai Minato Mirai 21 ポート xi d. o 68 Atsugi Kaido Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) R&D SQUARE e. 51 A PACIFICO Yokohama 4 ○ Regularly replenish supplies of drinking water and snacks (candies, etc.) k Center v g サイド o 5km i A in - Pacific Convention h r K 6-2 ○ Wear comfortable shoes for walking in Yokohama o M.M.TOWERS Kanagawa 10 交番 a https://www.japan.travel/en/ -d Follow m Shintoshi Building ki Plaza Yokohama - 10km ○ Avoid walking alone if possible o Takashima-Chuo Prefectural Police Pier Aka-Renga a in CUPNOODLES 39 Minatomirai Koban Help others instructions Totsuka S ch Park Conference Aka-Renga Park Isogo ○ At night, visibility is often poor and walking can be dangerous (because t Ham o 52 18 MUSEUM PARK a am T 11-3 Route 16 ir 15km Japan Safe Travel (JST) Twitter 横浜駅 t ai BRANZ TOWER Center i W Keiyu Hospital and give them given by crisis of power cuts, rubble, and other damage caused by the earthquake) 東口交番 o alk 65 n Minatomirai 11-1 Shinko District management 20km ○ Major roads are likely to be crowded with people walking home 66 32 11-2 priority where @JapanSafeTravel Search 40 Yokohama 7 Route 1 (On roads heading to Tokyo there will also be many people walking in the JICA Yokohama 2 officers and Fujisawa Yokohama Sky Nissan Motor Co., Ltd., 54 Minatomirai CUPNOODLES necessary 25km e OCEAN GATE opposite direction, returning home toward Yokohama.) Global Headquarters in Manyo Club MUSEUM others 横浜駅 Minatomirai L M.M.TOWERS FORESIS Minato Mirai MINATO THE GRAND ai Kokus Kanazawa Japan Meteorological Agency Pedestrian ir Business MIRAI Yokohama ai-ba YOKOHAMA ORIENTAL Shinko Chigasaki 西口派出所 m shi Audi Good conduct e e o Minato Mirai Brid d Bridge t Square ge MINATOMIRAI i d a Minato Mirai Circle Walk s a n Global Learning r i Hall l n l Aka-Renga Yokosuka ○ Remember to help others and give them priority when necessary https://www.jma.go.jp/jma/indexe.html e M t e Center MM Park a a Soko m - M Yokohama a Yokohama Minatomirai By following these instructions, ○ Never walk on the roads (this causes traffic congestion) W o in 53 Building 24 r 67 m n Bay Hotel 高島交番 Yokohama Sh i 45 8 P sh n Media Tower Center Building e Yokohama World Porters you can help to minimize crowding and confusion in the event of a disaster. a o e Tokyu Yokohama Station East YOKOHAMA k ti 41 33 15 56-1 Ta ta u Cosmo World Shinko Central Plaza Ramp MITSUI BUILDING S . Q 12 e G M.M.MID 14 v ran Min A d M SQUARE ato ri all mi Queen's Square Yokohama S o Ax Sta rai h March 2019 Published by Yokohama Minato Mirai 21, with the assistance of the City of Yokohama government YOKOHAMA is tio in Shiseido Global -d n k 桜木町 e o k i-MARK PLACE Shinkocho Koban 9 -b 58 Innovation Center a a 駅前交番 k 34 s u MARK IS minatomirai 16 13 h z Leaf i B 3 56-2 u Port & Harbors r S Customs House id Minatomirai 42 g Pier 17 Branch Joint Office No. 1 e 46 Zou-no-hana Park Zou-No-Hana 本町交番 55-1 MM Grand Minatomirai Unga Park Minatomirai Yokohama Central Tower Tokyusquare Honcho Blue Avenue Gra 35 ANNIVERSAIRE Yokohama International nd M Elementary al Queen’s Tower A MINATOMIRAI YOKOHAMA e 55-2 Yokohama l Pa d Takashima 2-chome rk a Seamen's Center What Happens If You Can’t Get Home School Nomura Building n Pedestrian Bridge Minato Mirai . e "Navios Yokohama" Staying in the district 36 e m Bankoku-bashi Yokohama Industry & 57 v ro Yamashita Rinko Line in the Event of a Disaster Measures to take during a stay at a temporary facility Academy Building A P Carrying out first aid i Bridge i Custom House Promenade Trade Center . r h e Yokohama Museum of Art ic on a temporary basis 43 PRYME GALLERY e o v v 49 d m (Tower of Queen) A A - a h Kanagawa 47 MINATOMIRAI i i a is Yokohama Daiichi r r r K o Police This district has a high resistance to earthquakes and other disasters. The buildings in Shincron o u Hospital d d k Dealing with cold - s - i a Headquarters Yokohama i Head Office o x S NYK Maritime the district have disaster prevention measures in place and feature high levels of seismic k h Home Collection a A 25 c Museum (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) I y ○ Wrap a towel around your neck CPR n resistance technology. It is widely recognized as a safe area in the event of a disaster. e e K J e Kanagawa Using temporary stay facilities for people unable to get home S R 37 Mitsubishi Juko ○ L u Use a body warmer (“kairo”) to keep the small of your back warm. K i o ne Yokohama Anpanman Min Prefectural e Q Kanagawa t a Yokohama Building J to e i M 1. Check to see if the affected person is responsive and conscious. R Children's Museum & Mall ○ k i Government Place plastic bottles filled with warm water under your armpits. t ra Prefectural i y - s o L d u u o (Tower of King) 2. Ask for assistance. i ri Government n B The Landmark Tower ○ lv L Use newspaper to conserve heat. (By placing it over your body or L 48 d e . i Temporary facilities for people unable to get home provide i If a major earthquake occurs n See a map for the 3. Check breathing. n Yokohama Yokohama Yokohama Port Yokohama Government e location of facilities wrapping it around your belly or your feet.) e 44 Royal Park Museum a place to rest, as well as toilet and tap water facilities and 4. Carry out chest compressions. K Me Joint Offices Bldg. No.2 ○ ana tro Hotel Use cardboard or other materials as sheets. gaw poli Nihon-odori information, to the extent that businesses can provide these 5. Carry out artificial respiration. In case of doubt, a R tan Nippon-maru out Exp Station e N ress 38 Memorial Park services, depending on conditions after the disaster.
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