In Case Of Earthquake

Japan is a country with many small earthquakes.

(1) A small tremor may continue for several seconds

(2) Take a deep breath and stay in your room

(3) In most cases, it will subside quickly

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■What must you carry during a disaster？

Three apps to check
before your visit.

■The following (1) to (3) are three official Tokyo apps that are useful to check and save before your visit.

■They contain important information useful during disasters or medical emergencies.

*With translation function.

（1）TOKYO Medical
Information For Foreigners

The guide includes how to get to hospitals in Japan, how to call an ambulance, and how to pay hospital fees.

（2）Japan Visitor Hotline

24-hour multilingual call center

Language
English、繁体中文、簡体中文、한국어

（3）Safety Tips

Provides tools and information useful during disasters.

20 countries
Embassies in Tokyo

1.Korea

2.People’s Republic of China

3.Taiwan

5.Hong Kong

6.Thailand

7.Indonesia

8.Vietnam

9.Spain

10.Singapore

11.Malaysia

12.Philippines

13.Australia

14.United States

15.Canada

16.United Kingdom

17.France

18.Germany

19.Italy

20.Russia

21.India

Below are
The Answers

■In The Hotel

Do not use the elevator：it may temporarily stop.

(1) Stay inside your room.

(2) Move to a safe living area: Stay together in the same place.

(3) Fire safety: If using the kitchen, turn off all power.

(4) Protect your head under a table or desk.

(5) If sleeping: Protect your head with a pillow.

(6) If in the bath: Stay calm and move to the living area.

Be careful not to slip on water droplets from the bath.

(7) Do not use the elevator in the hotel when startled.

It may stop temporarily due to security response.

■What if you are outside？

In Japan, if a large earthquake occurs, safety of the injured is prioritized, and public transport may temporarily stop.

(1) Do not rush to move.

(2) Always follow announcements from station staff or store employees.

(3) Earthquakes may cause fires.

Do not move until an announcement says it is safe to do so.
If an evacuation order is issued, please follow the announcement.

■What must you carry during a disaster？

（1）Passport or Residence Card
*A photo ID that can verify your identity.
（2） Smartphone
（3） Money

It is recommended to place these items in a waterproof bag.
There may be heavy rain, so prepare accordingly.

(1) Japan is a country with frequent earthquakes.
(2) There are small earthquakes every day of the year.
(3) They often subside within a few seconds to a few minutes.

（1）TOKYO Medical
Information For Foreigners

Tourists and Residents

【Website image】
*With translation function

▼Official Website▼
Tokyo Medical Information Site for Foreign Tourists and Residents|医療・保健施策|東京都保健医療局

The guide includes how to get to hospitals in Japan, how to call an ambulance, and how to pay hospital fees.

➀ There are various departments in Japanese medical institutions (places that treat illnesses and injuries).
➁ Each department has specialized doctors.
➂ You decide which department to go to depending on which part of your body is not feeling well.

➃ Medical fees are paid for.
➄ Medical institutions often only accept cash, so be sure to bring cash with you.
You will pay the medical fees in full after the treatment.

The guide includes how to get to hospitals in Japan, how to call an ambulance, and how to pay hospital fees.

（2）Japan Visitor Hotline

▼Official Website▼
Japan Tourism Agency | Japan Tourism Agency

This multilingual call center is available for visitors to Japan.
They provide emergency information (accidents, illnesses, etc.), disaster information, and general tourist guidance.

Some languages may not be supported. Thank you for your understanding.

（3）Safety Tips

Provides tools and information useful during disasters.

▼Official Website▼
https://www.mlit.go.jp/kankocho/en/index.html

【Website image】
*With translation function

20 countries
Embassies in Tokyo

1.Korea

【Address】1-2-5 Minami-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo
【Phone】
+81-3-3455-2601~3 (09:00-17:00)
【Emergency Contact】
(for incidents)
+81-70-2153-5454
For non-emergency inquiries, please contact during business hours.
【Official Website】
https://overseas.mofa.go.kr/jp-ja/wpge/m_1052/contents.do

2.People’s Republic of China

【Address】3-4-33 Motoazabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo
【Phone】03-3403-3388 (Main)
03-5785-6868 (24-hour voice service)
【Hours】9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
【Official Website】
http://jp.china-embassy.gov.cn/jpn/

3.Taiwan

【Address】5-20-2 Shirokane-dai, Minato-ku, Tokyo
【Phone】
03-3280-7811
03-3280-7917 (Emergency)
【Hours】
9:00 AM – 11:30 AM
1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
【Official Website】
http://www.taiwanembassy.org/JP/mp.asp?mp=201

5.Hong Kong

【Address】3-4-33 Motoazabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo
【Phone】
03-3403-3388 (Main)
03-5785-6868 (24-hour voice service)
【Hours】9:00 AM – 12:00 PM
【Official Website】
在香港日本国総領事館
*Including passport issuance for the Hong Kong and Macau Special Administrative Regions.

In Case Of Earthquake?

> In Case Of Earthquake

Three apps to check before your visit.

20 countriesEmbassies in Tokyo

Below areThe Answers

▼Official Website▼Tokyo Medical Information Site for Foreign Tourists and Residents|医療・保健施策|東京都保健医療局

20 countriesEmbassies in Tokyo

Three apps to check
before your visit.

20 countries
Embassies in Tokyo

Below are
The Answers

▼Official Website▼
Tokyo Medical Information Site for Foreign Tourists and Residents|医療・保健施策|東京都保健医療局

20 countries
Embassies in Tokyo