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Installation of earthquake automatic unlocking box

Updated: July 1, 2024

What is an earthquake automatic unlocking box?

An earthquake automatic unlocking box is a storage box that automatically opens when a tremor exceeding a set seismic intensity is detected. This will allow local residents to open shelters.

The boxes are installed in 16 public facilities in Inagi City, and are set to unlock when they detect shaking of a seismic intensity of 6 or more. In the event of a major earthquake, you can open the box and set up a shelter using the key and shelter setup manual stored inside.

Image Earthquake automatic unlocking box
Earthquake automatic unlocking box

Earthquake automatic unlocking box installation location

school

File Download Opens in a new window.Inagi Daiichi Elementary School (Inagi Daiichi Elementary School) (PDF: 1,873KB)

File Download Opens in a new window.Inagi Daini Elementary School (Inagi Daini Elementary School) (PDF: 495KB)

File Download Opens in a new window.Inagi 6th Elementary School (Inagi 6th Elementary School) (PDF: 2,475KB)

File Download Opens in a new window.Hirao Elementary School (Hirao Elementary School) (PDF: 2,057KB)

File Download Opens in a new window.Nagamine Elementary School (Nagamine Elementary School) (PDF: 2,248KB)

File Download Opens in a new window.Wakabadai Elementary School (Wakabadai Elementary School, Inagi 6th Junior High School) (PDF: 505KB)

File Download Opens in a new window.Nanzan Elementary School (Nanzan Elementary School) (PDF: 434KB)

File Download Opens in a new window.Inagi First Junior High School (Inagi First Junior High School, Inagi Third Elementary School) (PDF: 1,992KB)

File Download Opens in a new window.Inagi Second Junior High School (Inagi Second Junior High School) (PDF: 2,194KB)

File Download Opens in a new window.Inagi Fourth Junior High School (Inagi Fourth Junior High School, Inagi Fourth Elementary School) (PDF: 356KB)

File Download Opens in a new window.Inagi 5th Junior High School (Inagi 5th Junior High School, Koyodai Elementary School) (PDF: 2,583KB)

cultural center

File Download Opens in a new window.Second Cultural Center (Second Cultural Center, Inagi Seventh Elementary School) (PDF: 374KB)

File Download Opens in a new window.Third Cultural Center (Third Cultural Center, Friend Hirao) (PDF: 483KB)

File Download Opens in a new window.The Fourth Cultural Center (The Fourth Cultural Center) (PDF: 250KB)

File Download Opens in a new window.Shiroyama Cultural Center (Shiroyama Cultural Center, Shiroyama Elementary School) (PDF: 133KB)

Other facilities

File Download Opens in a new window.General Gymnasium (General Gymnasium) (PDF:77KB)


Note 1: The key in parentheses is the evacuation center key managed by the box.

Note 2: The keys to Inagi Third Junior High School and Central Cultural Center are managed by the Inagi Fire Department.

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Inquiries about this page

Inagi City Fire Department Headquarters Disaster Prevention Section
2111 Higashi Naganuma, Inagi City, Tokyo (Inagi Fire Station)
Phone: 042-377-7119 Fax: 042-377-0119

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