｜Length : 10min. ｜Year : 2013 ｜

The theme for this course is "Self empowerment and knowledge that save your life when an earthquake hits." It's essential to be able to make your own decisions and immediately flee to a safe location. You should also beware of three things: flying objects, falling objects and moving objects. In this course, there's no right or wrong answer. As long as you save your life, you are correct. Let's work it out together!

｜Length : 10min. ｜Year : 2013 ｜

Using animation, this unique course explores tsunami evacuation. An earthquake strikes when Takashi, a young boy, is alone at home. A large tsunami is approaching. The town will soon be flooded. What does Takashi do? Immediate evacuation is the key to surviving a tsunami. Should Takashi wait for a family member to return home or should he run to safety on his own? The animation inspires conversation and discussion concerning what is essential in order to save yourself and your family.

｜Length : 15min. ｜Year : 2012 ｜

In coastal areas, an earthquake may be followed by a tsunami. School children document the evacuation process of the town's elderly residents with video to discover quicker and safer ways of disaster prevention.

｜Length : 15min. ｜Year : 2012 ｜

Unique maps improve disaster prevention skills. School children explore their city and then using what they have learned, make Discover Your City Maps.

｜Length : 15min. ｜Year : 2012 ｜

Established after the 1995 Kobe Earthquake, Survival Camp features a disaster prevention program that enables kids to develop survival skills while having fun.