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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine kit

We would like to introduce our "Disaster Prevention Information Magazine kit."

Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" First Issue

I want to convey the importance of "being prepared" to as many people as possible, as it will surely connect the lives of families and will surely be useful at that time.

Many of you may be wondering, "What kind of company is Natek?" We have been engaged in plastic molding primarily focused on automotive parts. Utilizing our own technology, we created the "earthquake-resistant mat" for the first time around the time of the Great East Japan Earthquake. Additionally, during the heavy snowfall in Fukui in 2018, we saw reports of cars stranded on the roads and realized the importance of being prepared for "car camping." Driven by a sense of mission to spread ways to "protect oneself" from such natural disasters, we decided to focus on disaster prevention initiatives. We will launch "kit" to raise awareness of our activities and to widely communicate the importance of disaster prevention. *For detailed information, please refer to the PDF materials. Feel free to contact us for more information.

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No.2

Preparation for the toilet is preparation for life. Let's ensure that our toilet supplies are fully stocked so that our family won't be in trouble in case of an emergency.

When preparing disaster supplies, where do you start? It may not be common for food, water, and flashlights to be at the top of the priority list, but consider this: in a tense disaster situation, will you be able to calmly have a meal? If you are actually affected by a disaster, confirming the safety of your family and evacuating may take precedence over eating, and you might not even feel hungry. However, everyone will want to use the toilet. There is data showing that about 70% of disaster victims felt the need to go to the toilet within six hours after a disaster. The need for a toilet arises even before food. *For more details, you can refer to the PDF document. Please feel free to contact us for more information.*

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No. 3

Tips to reduce "things you wish you had" during a disaster: hygiene products you want to have for yourself.

When a disaster strikes, not only food and water but also hygiene products become necessary during evacuation life. However, due to the impact of the disaster, distribution may come to a halt, making these items difficult to obtain. To avoid a situation where essential hygiene products are unavailable at the evacuation center, it is crucial to prepare in advance. Is your preparation thorough? *For detailed information, please refer to the PDF document. Feel free to contact us for more details.*

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No. 4

Preparation needed during a disaster in "mid-summer." Let's advance our preparations for the heat with useful items for different scenarios.

Have you ever thought about disaster prevention from the perspective of "seasons"? Perhaps those who prepare according to the seasons are in the minority. However, if preparations for the peak of summer are insufficient, evacuation life can become even more difficult. In the Niigata Prefecture Chuetsu-Oki Earthquake that occurred in July 2007, the heat in evacuation centers became a problem, and it is said that it took about three weeks from the occurrence of the earthquake to install air conditioning in Kashiwazaki City. Currently, data shows that the air conditioning installation rate in gymnasiums of elementary and junior high schools, which serve as evacuation centers, is about 15%. To cope with the heat in evacuation centers, it is important to have preparations such as cooling goods to stay comfortable. *For more detailed information, you can view the PDF materials. Please feel free to contact us for more details.

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No.5

Let's prepare for water damage caused by heavy rain! In the end, having a mindset of "self-help" is important; lessons learned from heavy rain disasters.

When it comes to "preparing for disasters," many people may first think of preparing for earthquakes. However, natural threats are not limited to earthquakes. Every summer, we hear terms like "linear precipitation zone" and "localized heavy rain" in the news, indicating that flooding caused by heavy rain is a disaster that requires particular caution from summer to autumn. Heavy rain occurs nationwide, and in recent years, there have been significant disasters such as the July 2018 heavy rain in Okayama Prefecture, which resulted in over 80 deaths, the flooding of the Chikuma River in Nagano Prefecture during the Typhoon Hagibis in 2019, and the July 2020 heavy rain in Kumamoto Prefecture, which caused the Kumagawa River to overflow, leading to extensive damage. *For more detailed information, please refer to the PDF document. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.*

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No.6

On Disaster Prevention Day, let's prepare for emergencies! What actions to take during a power outage.

September 1st is "Disaster Prevention Day." It was established to deepen our understanding of various disasters such as typhoons, storm surges, tsunamis, and earthquakes, and to prepare ourselves to respond to them. At Kit, we have previously communicated various measures for responding to disasters, but this time let's consider "power outages," which can occur during various disasters. Power outages can happen suddenly due to lightning strikes or strong winds, but in modern times, it is rare to experience a life where "electricity is completely unavailable." Electricity is one of the lifelines that is deeply rooted in our daily lives. *For more detailed information, please refer to the PDF document. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.*

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No. 7

Are you prepared to protect your life? Prepare before and after a disaster.

In response to the announcement of the Nankai Trough earthquake emergency information, the media has been actively calling for preparations such as emergency food and portable toilets, which I believe is still fresh in everyone's memory. However, we have felt a sense of crisis that while attention is focused on what to do after lives are saved, there is a lack of awareness regarding the necessary "preparations to protect lives" at the very moment a massive earthquake occurs. It is not enough to simply stockpile supplies for peace of mind; we must also prepare from the perspective of "Can we protect our own lives?" in order to truly engage in disaster prevention. *For more detailed information, please refer to the PDF document. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No. 8

Have the option to 'evacuate in advance' during heavy rain! Let's learn the basics of heavy rain and flooding.

The occurrence of linear precipitation zones and the impact of large typhoons are increasing damage caused by intense heavy rain. Among these, linear precipitation zones are considered difficult to predict, and there are cases where warnings do not arrive in time. If they occur, rain can fall much more heavily and at a faster speed than forecasted, so to increase the certainty of avoiding damage, it is important to have the option to "evacuate in advance." When there is a possibility of linear precipitation zones forming, information will be available through weather forecasts about half a day in advance. Although this is not originally information calling for evacuation, if you feel anxious, such as when heavy rain is already continuing at that point, it is also important to take early evacuation measures. *For detailed information, please refer to the PDF document. For more information, feel free to contact us.

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No. 9

Make efforts to prevent 'hypothermia' in your disaster preparedness pouch! Also, prepare your disaster backpack for winter.

Disasters can occur anytime and anywhere. To prepare for the possibility of being affected while out, let's make it a habit to carry a "disaster preparedness pouch" containing the essential items. To make the disaster preparedness pouch more useful, it is important to review its contents with each season. In particular, during winter, we should reassess it from the perspective of "cold weather measures." If a disaster occurs in winter and a power outage happens, there may be cases where heating devices cannot be used, so it is necessary to have cold weather measures that do not rely on electricity. *For more detailed information, you can view the PDF materials. Please feel free to contact us for more details.

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No. 10

Disaster evacuation life hinges on 'crime prevention awareness'! Crime prevention items to prepare for security after a disaster.

A year has passed since the Noto Peninsula earthquake occurred. As efforts for recovery continue, various challenges regarding disaster preparedness have come to light in the affected areas. Living in Japan, which is prone to natural disasters, we need to learn from the experiences of those in the disaster-stricken areas. What we have particularly focused on this time is the fact that crime rates have increased after the earthquake. After a disaster, there is a tendency for crimes to occur, including theft targeting unoccupied homes. *For more detailed information, please refer to the PDF document. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us.*

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No. 11

Let's use some wisdom for a smooth car camping experience! Here are some care items for your body and mind.

During a disaster, "sleeping in a car" is often mentioned as an evacuation option, providing a sense of security as it offers a certain degree of privacy. On the other hand, preparing a minimum sleeping environment inside the car requires considerable preparation and knowledge. If one blindly resorts to sleeping in a car after a disaster, it may lead to additional stress on an already exhausted mind and body. It is important to understand the risks associated with sleeping in a car, such as economy class syndrome, heat stroke, and hypothermia, and to take necessary precautions. *For more detailed information, please refer to the PDF document. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No. 12

Check the evacuation routes with your family, and we recommend a nighttime disaster prevention walk! Staff members actually try it out.

In preparation for evacuating from home, it is important to check for any dangerous areas along the evacuation route while taking a "disaster prevention walk." This is an easy way to engage in disaster preparedness, but we recommend conducting the "disaster prevention walk" at night. For example, if an earthquake occurs at night and your home becomes uninhabitable due to damage to buildings, you may have to walk to a shelter in the dark during a power outage. *For more details, you can view the information in the PDF document. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No. 13

The seasoning called "wisdom" is the key to flavor! Ideas for enjoying emergency food deliciously.

During a disaster, emergency food that can be eaten without much effort is convenient, but many people may have the impression that it is "not very tasty." This is especially true for families with children; if the child is not accustomed to the taste and does not eat satisfactorily, parents may worry about nutrition and health. In such cases, it is recommended to combine canned goods or ready-to-eat meals that your child likes with other ingredients and seasonings. *For more details, you can view the PDF document. Please feel free to contact us for more information.

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No. 14

"Surely it will be fine" is a warning signal; be cautious of cognitive biases during disasters!

"Although there is a warning, I'm sure it will be fine," and "There's no way I would be affected." We all tend to underestimate the risks in front of us during a disaster. This is a cognitive bias, a distortion in thinking. In normal times, it serves as a function to protect us from stress, but during a disaster, it dulls our ability to sense danger. During the Great East Japan Earthquake, in areas where the tsunami reached, many people reportedly did not evacuate until they actually witnessed the tsunami, resulting in delays that led to casualties. *For more detailed information, please refer to the PDF document. Feel free to contact us for more details.

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No. 15

Don't forget "odor control" when stocking emergency toilets! Key points for choosing an emergency toilet are also explained.

During a disaster, the stockpiling of "emergency toilets," which are considered to be needed even before water and food, can be said to be a fundamental aspect of disaster preparedness. When preparing emergency toilets, it is also necessary to consider measures against the "odor" of waste. Waste needs to be stored until it can be disposed of, but during a disaster, municipal waste collection tends to be slower than usual. Therefore, it is essential to have odor-blocking solutions such as high-performance bags and solidifiers. *For more detailed information, please refer to the PDF document. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.*

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Disaster Prevention Information Magazine "kit" No. 16

The enemy of fake news that confuses you during a disaster! Here are some tips for getting the correct information.

In an era where social media has become widely prevalent, it can be said that everyone is a source of information. While convenience has increased, there have been frequent cases where false information, or "fake news," disseminated by ordinary social media users during disasters has caused confusion among various people. Fake news not only leaves the recipient bewildered but also carries the risk of becoming a perpetrator by spreading it after believing it to be true. *For detailed content of the article, please refer to the PDF document. For more information, feel free to contact us.*

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