[Ask people who have experienced an earthquake] Where is the best place to store disaster prevention goods? What to watch out for in the kitchen #keep on knowing

Japan is an earthquake-prone country. There was also a big earthquake the other day. We would like to extend our deepest sympathies to all those affected by the earthquake. [See image] The Great East Japan Earthquake completely changed the situation... "Disaster prevention goods" to prepare for earthquakes, typhoons, floods, etc. are of course important. However, shouldn't we give priority to "things that are really needed at that time"? After talking to the victims, I learned that the most important thing is to arrange the inside of the house. Mr. Naoyuki Sato, who experienced the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, is the representative of the Fan Base Company. Communication director. At the age of 34, he experienced the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake with his wife, who was 9 months pregnant, and posted his experience in note. Supporting disaster-stricken areas and spreading the use of toilets that make everyone healthy. ■[Immediately] Put disaster prevention goods in a sturdy box at the entrance. “Even if your house is partially or completely destroyed, you can still take your valuables in a box that is easy to access from the outside. Glasses can break, so old ones are fine, so put them in a box. In case you can't wash your hair, bring a hat. In a geta box ■Disaster prevention rucksack cash hat glasses■ [Worried about this] Isn't it dangerous to leave cash at the entrance? When electricity stops, it becomes difficult to use bank ATMs and cashless payments. Cash is important in an emergency. "Valuables tend to be stored in the back of the house, but sometimes it becomes impossible to take them out. How about hiding only the amount of money you need for a while?" ■ Bring an electric kettle or portable stove " After the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake, it took more than a month to restore the gas and water supply.At such times, it would be convenient to have a cassette stove or an electric kettle that can be used with electricity, which can be restored relatively quickly.” Being able to eat something warm and wipe your body with hot water is very important during a disaster. ■Attach a stopper to the double-door cabinet Double-door cabinets can swing open and the contents can be scattered on the floor. "If the items stored are tableware, it's dangerous if it breaks and scatters glass fragments on the floor. It's safe to put a stopper on and lock the opening and closing."***Prepare emergency goods Even if it is, depending on the storage location, there are cases where it cannot be taken out in case of emergency. First of all, let's start with "moving disaster prevention goods to the box at the entrance" that you can do right now! Illustration: Naoko Ueji Kokomamako Editorial cooperation: Akiko Sakai [Letas Club Editorial Department]