Inagi City Evacuation Information Judgment and Communication Manual
Updated: October 23, 2024
In March 2019, the Cabinet Office announced that, based on the lessons learned from the heavy rains of July 2018, regarding the "Guidelines for Evacuation Recommendations, etc." published in 2017, residents should be conscious of "protecting their own lives" and We divided the actions that residents should take into five levels of alert so that they could take evacuation actions at their own discretion, clarified the relationship between weather information and alert levels, and used alert levels to support residents' voluntary evacuation decisions. We have added and enriched the content so that you can intuitively understand evacuation actions from the information.
In accordance with the "Guidelines for Evacuation Recommendations, etc.," the city has revised the "Inagi City Guidelines for Evacuation Recommendations, etc." to the "Inagi City Evacuation Recommendation Judgment and Communication Manual."
In May 2021, based on the lessons learned from Typhoon No. 19 of 2019, the Disaster Countermeasures Basic Act was revised (promulgated on May 10, 2021, enforced on May 20, 2021). The five alert levels have been improved so that residents can more quickly make evacuation decisions, such as by unifying alert level 4 as ``evacuation order'' and changing alert level 5 to ``emergency safety assurance''.
Contents of Inagi City Evacuation Information Judgment and Communication Manual
About evacuation information judgment and communication manual
00_Cover and Table of Contents (PDF: 115KB)
01_Evacuation Information Judgment and Transmission Manual (PDF: 606KB)
1 About the background
2 About the city's responsibilities and history
3 Responsibilities of residents, etc.
4 Responsibilities of managers of facilities used by persons requiring special consideration
5 Overview of Inagi City Evacuation Information Judgment and Communication Manual
6 Main revisions to the Inagi City Evacuation Information Judgment and Communication Manual
Chapter 1 How to provide information from the standpoint of receiving evacuation information
Chapter 2 Evacuation behavior (safety ensuring behavior)
1 Purpose of evacuation action
2 Classification of evacuation actions Evacuation, ensuring indoor safety, ensuring emergency safety
Chapter 3 Evacuation information, etc. and actions residents should take (alert level)
Chapter 4 Evacuation of persons requiring special consideration
1 Ensuring the effectiveness of evacuation based on evacuation plans at facilities used by persons requiring special consideration
2 Ensuring the effectiveness of evacuation for people requiring special care at home
3 List of facilities used by persons requiring special consideration and evacuation information and disaster prevention weather information for information transmission to persons requiring special consideration
[Floods, etc.] Evacuation information judgment and communication manual
02_[Floods, etc.] Evacuation Information Judgment and Transmission Manual (PDF: 1,983KB)
Chapter 5 Issuance Standards/Disaster Prevention System <br id="3"/>Part 1 Floods, etc. (Tama River/Misawa River levee breaches/overflow)
1 Areas and areas to be cautious of in the Tama River (managed by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism)
2 Areas and areas to be cautious of in the Misawa River (managed by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government)
3 Areas to evacuate to
4 Map of areas where evacuation information has been issued Tama River flood expected area map Misawa River basin and Tsurumi River basin expected flood area map
5 How to collect local information
6 Criteria for issuing evacuation information
7 How to communicate evacuation information
Flood forecast transmission system diagram Tama River important flood protection points list
[Landslide disaster] Evacuation information judgment and transmission manual
03 [Landslide disaster] Evacuation information judgment and transmission manual (PDF: 439KB)
Part 2: Landslides
1 Areas in the city where you should be careful
2. Evacuation Areas
3. Areas where evacuation information is issued
4. How to gather local information
5. Criteria for issuing evacuation information
6. Method of transmitting evacuation information, landslide warning information transmission system diagram, precursor phenomenon of landslide
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Inquiries regarding this page
Inagi City Fire Department Headquarters Disaster Prevention Division
2111 Higashi-Naganuma, Inagi-shi, Tokyo (Inagi Fire Department)
Phone: 042-377-7119 Fax: 042-377-0119
