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Tokyo Electric Power Company Co Scheduled Blackouts and Energy Conservation Request 3/13/2011 - Tokyo Electric Power Company Co. Ltd. The earthquake that occurred off the coast of the Pacific Ocean in Tohoku region of Japan on the 11th of March has heavily impacted facilities such as the No. 1 and No. 2 Nuclear power plants in Fukushima as well as various other power plants and power distribution facilities. The Tokyo Electric Power Company is in an extremely critical situation in regard to maintaining the current demand for electricity in various regions. So far Tokyo Electric Power Company has tried to provide a stable power supply to the best of our abilities through extra electrical supplies from other electric power companies. The Japanese Government has also called upon citizens and companies in Japan to conserve energy as much as possible. However, considering the extremely critical situation of meeting the expected demand and to avoid unpredictable large-scale blackouts we will implement scheduled blackouts starting tomorrow. We have been trying to avoid blackouts to our upmost ability and therefore deeply apologize to all our customers for causing inconvenience and worries. The Tokyo Electric Power Company will be taking measures of the highest possible degree to work quickly towards restoring a stable supply of electricity to its customers. For Monday 14th of March: Time slots and areas for the expected scheduled blackouts are outlined below. The actual blackout times for each group are expected to last approximately 3 hours. We apologize in advance, but ask that our customers who will be subject to these scheduled blackouts prepare in accordance with the timetable below. We also request that customers living in other areas refrain from using unnecessary lighting and/or electronic equipment. <Scheduled Blackout Times and Areas> Group #1 6:20 - 10:00 and 16:50 - 20:30 for approximately 3 hours. Group #2 9:20 – 13:00 and 18:20 – 22:00 for approximately 3 hours. Group #3 12:20 - 16:00 for approximately 3 hours. Group #4 13:50 - 17:30 for approximately 3 hours. Group #5 15:20 - 19:00 for approximately 3 hours. ● For specific descriptions of group divisions within one city, please refer to the links listed at the bottom of this sheet. ● The beginning and end of the blackout periods may be slightly earlier or later ● Depending on the supply situation there may be unexpected blackouts at other times or in areas beyond the boundaries of the cities/areas described. *Please note: The exact times and boundaries of the blackouts are subject to change. Areas in Tokyo listed beyond Arakawa-ku are not scheduled to have blackouts, but are next to areas that have blackouts scheduled, and are therefore included on this list in case power outages extend past official city boundaries. The original Japanese announcement can be found here: http://mainichi.jp/select/weathernews/news/20110313mog00m040012000c.html Group 1 – Monday, March 14 from [6:20 – 10:00] and [16:50 – 20:30] [Tochigi Prefecture] Haga-machi ¹, Ichikai-machi¹, Mashiko-machi¹, Mooka-shi¹, Nakagawa-machi, Nasu-machi, Nasukarasuyama-shi , Nikkō-shi, Ōtawara-shi, Sakura-shi¹, Shioya-machi, Utsunomiya-shi¹ [Gunma Prefecture] Higashi Agatsuma-machi, Isesaki-shi², Fujioka-shi², Kiryū-shi², Maebashi-shi², Midori-shi, Nakanojō-machi², Shibukawa-shi, Shintō-mura, Takasaki-shi², Takayama-mura, Tamamura- machi², Yoshioka-machi [Ibaraki Prefecture] Ami-machi, Bandō-shi, Chikusei-shi, Kasumigaura-shi7, Inashiki-shi7, Jōsō-shi, Kawachi-machi, Kukizaki-shi, Mitsukaidō-shi, Moriya-shi, Ryūgasaki-shi7, Sakai-machi, Sakuragawa-shi7, Shimotsuma-shi, Tone-machi, Toride-shi, Tsuchiura-shi7, Tsukubamirai-shi, Ushiku-shi , Yachio- machi , Yūki-shi [Saitama Prefecture] Chichibu-shi4, Fujimi-shi4, Fujimino-shi4, Hannō-shi4, Higashi Chichibu-mura4, Iruma-shi4, Kawagoe-shi4, Minano-machi4, Miyoshi-machi, Ogano-machi, Ogawa-machi4, Niiza-shi4, Ranzan- machi4, Saitama-shi4, Sakado-shi4, Sayama-shi4, Shiki-shi, Tokigawa-machi4, Tsurugashima-shi4, Wakō-shi4, Yokoze-machi4, Yorii-machi4 [Chiba Prefecture] Abiko-shi5, Chiba-shi5, Chonan-machi, Funabashi-shi5, Ichihara-shi, Ichikawa-shi, Isumi-shi, Kamagaya-shi, Kamogawa-shi, Katsuura-shi, Kashiwa-shi5, Kimitsu-shi, Kisarazu-shi, Kyonan- machi, Matsudo-shi5, Minamiboso-shi, Mobara-shi, Mutsuzawa-machi, Nagara-machi, Nagareyama-shi5, Noda-shi5, Oami-Shirasato-chō, Onjuku-machi, Ōtaki-machi, Sakura-shi5, Sanmu-shi, Shirako-machi, Shiroi-shi5, Sodegaura-shi, Tateyama-shi, Togane-shi, Tomitsu-shi, Urayasu-shi, Yachimata-shi5, Yachiyo-shi5, Yotsukaidō-shi [Tokyo Metropolitan Area] Kiyose-shi6, Kodaira-shi6, Higashikurume-shi, Higashimurayama-shi6, Higashiyamato-shi6, Mitaka-shi6, Musashino-shi6, Niiza-shi, Nishitōkyō-shi6 [Kanagawa Prefecture] Atsugi-shi7, Ayase-shi, Chigasaki-shi7, Ebina-shi7, Fujisawa-shi, Hiratsuka-shi7, Kamakura-shi7, Sagamihara-shi7, Samukawa-chō7, Yokosuka-shi7, Zama -shi7, Zushi-shi7 [Shizuoka Prefecture] Gotenba-shi9, Oyama-cho, Susono-shi9 Group 2 – Monday, March 14 from [9:20 – 13:00] and [18:20 – 22:00] [Tochigi Prefecture] Nogi-machi , Oyama-shi¹, Sano-shi¹ [Gunma Prefecture] Ōta-shi² [Ibaraki Prefecture] Goka-machi, Koga-shi [Saitama Prefecture] Ageo-shi4, Fukaya-shi 4, Gyōda-shi4, Hannō-shi4, Hanyō-shi, Hasuda-shi4, Hatogaya-shi, Hidaka- shi4, Ina-machi4, Iruma-shi4, Kasukabe-shi4, Kawagoe-shi4, Kawaguchi-shi4, Kawajima-machi4, Kazo-shi4, Kisai-machi, Kitamoto-shi4, Kōnosu-shi4, Koshigaya-shi4, Kuki-shi4, Kumagaya-shi4, Matsubushi-machi4, Misato-shi, Miyashiro-machi4, Moroyama-machi4, Okegawa-shi4, Ogose- machi4, Ōtone-machi, Sakado-shi4, Satte-shi4, Sayama-shi4, Shiraoka-machi4, Sugito-machi4, Tokigawa-machi4, Tsurgashima-shi4, Saitama-shi4, Toda-shi, Tokorozawa-shi, Warabi-shi4, Yoshikawa-shi [Chiba Prefecture] Abiko-shi5, Chiba-shi5 (Hanamigawa-ku, Mihama-ku, Chuo-ku, Inage-ku, Wakaba-ku), Funabashi-shi5, Ichikawa-shi5, Inzai-shi, Katori-shi5, Kōzaki-machi5, Matsudo-shi5, Nagareyama- shi5, Narashino-shi5, Narita-shi5, Noda-shi5, Sakae-machi, Sakura-shi5, Shibayama-machi, Shiroi- shi5, Tako-machi5, Yachiyo-shi5 [Tokyo Metropolitan Area] Ayase-shi6, Akishima-shi, Chōfu-shi6, Fuchū-shi, Hachiōji-shi6, Higashimurayama-shi6, Higashiyamato-shi6, Hino-shi6, Inagi-shi, Kodaira-shi6, Koganei-shi, Kokubunji-shi, Komae-shi, Kunitachi-shi6, Machida-shi6, Mitaka-shi6, Musashimurayama-shi6, Musashino-shi6, Nishitōkyō- shi6, Tachikawa-shi, Tama-New Town, Tama-shi [Kanagawa Prefecture] Atsugi-shi7, Chigasaki-shi7, Ebina-shi7, Hadano-shi, Hiratsuka-shi7, Isehara-shi, Kawaski-shi7 (Tama-ku, Takatsu-ku), Nakai-machi, Ninomiya-machi, Ōiso-machi, Sagamihara-shi7, Samukawa-chō7, Yamato-shi7, Yokohama-shi7 (Tsurumi-ku, Minatokita-ku, Minami-ku, Hodogaya-ku, Totsuka-ku, Kanagawa-ku, Seya-ku), Zama-shi7 [Yamanashi Prefecture] Chuō-shi8, Fuefuki-shi8, Ichikawa-misatochō8, Kajikasawa-chō, Kōfu-shi8, Masuho-chō, Nirasaki- shi [Shizuoka Prefecture] Atami-shi9, Gotenba-shi9, Kiyomizu-chō, Mishima-shi9, Nagaizumi-chō, Numazu-shi9, Susono-shi9 Group 3 – Monday, March 14 from [12:20 – 16:00] [Tochigi Prefecture] Kanuma-shi, Oyama-shi¹, Tochigi-shi¹, Utsunomiya-shi¹ [Gunma Prefecture] Isesaki-shi², Ōta-shi² [Ibaraki Prefecture] Hitachinaka-shi³, Hitachiōmiya-shi, Hitachiōta-shi, Inashiki-shi³, Kasumigaura-shi³, Mito-shi³, Naka-shi³, Ryūgasaki-shi³, Tsuchiura-shi³, Tsukuba-shi³, Ushiku-shi³ [Saitama Prefecture] Ageo-shi4, Asaka-shi4, Fujimi-shi, Fukaya-shi4, Gyōda-shi4, Hasuda-shi4, Honjō-shi4, Kasukabe- shi4, Kawaguchi-shi4, Koshigaya-shi4, Kumagaya-shi4, Niiza-shi4, Okegawa-shi4, Saitama-shi4, Satte-shi4, Shiki-shi4, Toda-shi4, Wakō-shi4, Warabi-shi4 [Chiba Prefecture] Narita-shi5, Tomisato-shi, Sakura-shi5, Yachimata-shi5 [Tokyo Metropolitan Area] Hajiōji-shi6, Higashimurayama-shi6, Hino-shi6, Kiyose-shi6 Group 4 – Monday, March 14 from [13:50 – 17:30] [Tochigi Prefecture] Ashikaga-shi, Sano-shi¹, Tochigi-shi¹ [Gunma Prefecture] Chiyoda-machi, Isesaki-shi², Itakura-machi, Kiryū-shi², Tatebayashi-shi, Ōra-machi, Meiwa- machi, Midori-shi², Ōizumi-machi, Ōta-shi², Tatebayashi-shi [Ibaraki Prefecture] Hitachinaka-shi³, Ibaraki-machi³, Ishioka-shi³, Kasama-shi, Mito-shi³, Naka-shi³, Ōarai-machi, Omitama-shi³, Sakuragawa-shi³, Shirosato-machi [Saitama Prefecture] Ageo-shi4, Asaka-shi4, Chichibu-shi4, Fujimi-shi4, Fujimino-shi4, Fukaya-shi4, Hatoyama-machi, Hidaka-shi4, Higashi Chichibu-mura4, Hannō-shi4, Hasuda-shi4, Higashi Matsuyama-shi, Honjō- shi4, Ina-machi4, Iruma-shi4, Kamikawa-machi4, Kawagoe-shi4, Kawaguchi-shi4, Kawajima- machi4, Kasukabe-shi4, Kazo-shi4, Kitamoto-shi4, Kōnosu-shi4, Kuki-shi4, Kumagaya-shi4, Matsubushi-machi4, Minano-machi4, Miyashiro-machi4, Moroyama-machi4, Nagatoro-machi, Namegawa-machi, Niiza-shi4, Ogawa-machi4, Ogose-machi4, Okegawa-shi4, Ranzan-machi4, Saitama-shi4, Sakado-shi4, Satte-shi4, Sayama-shi4, Shiraoka-machi4, Sugito-machi4, Toda-shi4, Tokigawa-machi4, Tsurugashima-shi4, Wakō-shi4, Warabi-shi4, Yokoze-machi4, Yorii-machi4, Yoshimi-machi4 [Chiba Prefecture] Chiba-shi5, Funabashi-shi5, Narashino-shi5 [Tokyo Metropolitan Area] Akishima-shi6, Arakawa-ku, Hino-shi6, Kunitachi-shi6, Tachikawa-shi6 [Kanagawa Prefecture] Kawasaki-shi7, Yokohama-shi7 [Yamanashi Prefecture] Chuō-shi8, Fuefuki-shi8, Ichikawa-misatochō8, Kai-shi, Kōfu-shi8, Kōshū-shi8, Minami Alps-shi, Showa-chō, Yamanashi-shi8 Group 5 – Monday, March 14 from [15:20 – 19:00] [Tochigi Prefecture] Haga-machi¹, Ichikai-machi¹, Mashiko-machi¹, Mooka-shi¹, Sakura-shi¹, Utsunomiya-shi¹, Yaita- shi [Gunma Prefecture] Annaka-shi, Fujioka-shi², Kamikawa-machi², Kanna-machi, Kanra-machi, Kusatsu-machi,
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