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Emergency transport using blanketsEarthquake experience vehicleMajor TrainingSmoke house experienceGeneral disaster prevention trainingIsland general disaster prevention trainingMeasures for stranded individuals countermeasure training Staff emergency attendance trainingStorm and flood countermeasure trainingCivil protection trainingDrill for disaster at an petrochemical complex, etc.Tokyo on-map training9 Metropolitan Authorities on-map trainingDisaster response drills at the Tachikawa Regional Disaster Prevention Center in Tokyo and the TMG Tama Wide Area Disaster Prevention WarehouseDisaster communications trainingAchievementsGeneral disaster preparedness trainingThe TMG jointly conducted general disaster preparedness training in each fiscal year with the following municipalities:2008: Chuo-ku, Koto-ku, Hachijo-machi, and Aogashima-mura2009: Setagaya-ku and Chofu-shi2010: Bunkyo-ku and Niijima-mura2011: Kodaira-shi, Nishitokyo-shi, Musashino-shi, and Koganei-shi2012: Meguro-ku and Kozushima-mura2013: Akiruno-shi and Niijima-mura2014: Suginami-ku, Miyake-mura and Mikurajima-mura (Canceled)2015: Tachikawa-shi, Miyake-mura and Mikurajima-mura2016: Sumida-ku, Katsushika-ku, Oshima-machi and Toshima-mura2017: Chofu city, Hachijo-machi and Aogashima-mura2018: Chuo City/Minato City, Ogasawara Village2019: Tama City2020: Kita-ku, Kozushima Village (cancelled)2021: Higashi-Murayama City (cancelled)2022: Shinagawa-ku and Kozushima Village2023: Higashi-Murayama CityMajor ParticipantsTMG, municipalities, Metropolitan Police Department, Tokyo Fire Department, Self-Defense Force, Japan Coast Guard, lifeline companies, road contract companies, physical distribution companies, etc.General disaster preparedness training on islands　This has been implemented at all metropolitan high schools since fiscal 2012 with the goal of educating people that during a disaster they must first protect their own life before helping others. It also intends to foster a sense of self help and mutual aid in people so that they can contribute to disaster preparedness activities in their community, such as helping run the local evacuation shelter. 　At each school, a disaster preparedness organization comprised of students that carries out planning and proposals of the school’ s disaster preparedness initiatives mainly participate to learn about the response and mindset during a disaster. Learning takes the form of disaster prevention drills such as initial fire response training, conducted with the community and outside institutions such as the municipal disaster prevention section, neighborhood associations, community associations, fire department, police department, Bureau of Waterworks, and Ministry of Defense.　We have been conducting overnight disaster prevention drills at all Tokyo metropolitan schools for students with special needs since fiscal 2017, assuming that in the event of a serious disaster such as a major earthquake directly under the capital or other disasters causing serious damage to urban functions, students may be forced to live in evacuation for an extended period.　Disaster Preparedness Training Held　Practical disaster preparedness training at 　municipal high schoolsDisaster Prevention Drills62