BOSAI is disaster prevention through preparedness. What did Japan learn from the 2011 tsunami and Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster? Travel with a TV anchor to disaster-hit areas to find out the lessons learned about BOSAI worth sharing with the rest of the world. BOSAI is disaster prevention through preparedness. It's been 7 years since the Great East Japan Earthquake struck in March 2011, leaving more than 18,000 victims from the giant tsunami. What did Japan learn and how can it share its knowledge about BOSAI with people around the world? Travel with a newscaster on an educational journey to learn about creating disaster-resilient communities, the important knowledge needed in order to safely evacuate in an emergency, and how essential communication becomes in the aftermath of a disaster.
BOSAI is disaster prevention through preparedness. What did Japan learn from past earthquakes, the 2011 tsunami and Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster? This program serves as a message from Japan to the world. The devastating earthquakes in Japan have taught its people the importance of helping one another. The Japanese have developed their own unique culture of BOSAI, disaster preparation. How are they fostering BOSAI leaders? What is being done to mentally and physically help victims at evacuation centers? How do people stay connected during a disaster? Travel with a TV anchor and 2 young learners to discover the unique BOSAI culture of Japan.
Flood disaster has been a serious problem for Asia and other parts of the world. In recent years, damage is said to increase with climate change caused by urbanization and global warming. And now, we must step up our efforts to take measures against this problem. What is required for a more flood-resilient society? In this program, we'll introduce BOSAI efforts in Japan as well as new initiatives that began in India. On this journey, we will travel with experts to deliver a message for the future.