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lowerupperlowerupper* From “Tables explaining the JIMA Seismic Intensity Scale,” Japan Meteorological AgencyKeep Calm. Panic MayCause You Injuries.Work Together On Firefighting,Rescue And First Aid.Keep Away From GatepostsAnd Walls.Get The Right Information.Take The Right Action.Stay Away From Fires And Tsunami.Make Sure You Have Ways Out:Open Doors And WindowsSecure an exit for escape when the shaking stops.Make Sure Electricity And GasAre Off Before Evacuation.In need of evacuation, turn off circuit breakers and the gas at the main before your evacuation, to prevent electrical shorts which may result in an electric fire after recovery and gas leakage.【High-rise Building with 10 or More Floors】●Upper floors may be shaken for several minutes.●Large, slow shakes may let the furniture fall down or move across the Keep Calm. Check All FireSources. Put Out Fire Quickly.●If you were using any Neighbors Are Safe.●Be prepared and protect yourself from an earthquake when you hear an earthquake warning announcement or feel a quake.●Stay under a large table until a quake is gone. Keep yourself safe from falling or moving objects during a quake.room.sources of fire or heat, turn them off when the shaking calms down.●If a fire starts, put it out quickly and calmly.After you confirm your family’s safety, check your neighbors’ safety and if fires broke out nearby.It is impossible to remain standing or move without crawling. People may be thrown through the air.●Be careful of fallen objects or shattered glass in the home.●Stay inside. Roof tiles, broken window glass or signboards may fall down and hit you.●Work together to prevent fire spread by street fire extinguishers when you find a fire in your neighborhood.●Work with your neighbors to free victims from under debris or fallen furniture and to give first aid.If you feel an earthquake outside, stay away from concrete walls and other objects which may fall over.Get accurate information sent by the government, broadcasting stations and railroad companies.●Call out to each other and take refuge in a temporary assembly spot or evacuation area when the community faces a large fire that endangers and threatens lives.●Leave the coast as soon as possible for a higher and safer place in the event of a large quake or tsunami warning at the seaside or riverside.Funwari Fumufumu（Life SafetyMascot）When You Feel A Quake Or Hear The Emergency Earthquake Warning...QUAKE! Protect Yourself First.Right After An EarthquakeAfter An EarthquakeMake Sure Your Family AndReferenceSeismic intensity level18Seismic intensity and human experience and behaviorHuman perception and reactionMost people are startled. Felt by most people walking. Most people are awoken.Most people are frightened and feel the need to hold onto something stable.Many people find it hard to move; walking is difficult without holding onto something stable.It is difficult to remain standing.3. Response During a Disaster 　When an earthquake occurs, the most important objective is protecting your own life. Next, avoiding injury is important. 　When you feel the tremors of an earthquake, your first priority is your own safety. 10 Tips for Earthquake Safety