Installation of Earthquake Automatic Unlocking Boxes

What is an Earthquake Automatic Unlocking Box?

The earthquake automatic unlocking box is a storage box that automatically unlocks when it detects shaking above a set intensity. It is designed to store keys to evacuation shelters and allows local disaster prevention organizations and community members to open evacuation shelters in the event of a major earthquake.

In Inagi City, there are 16 Public Facilities listed below, which are set to unlock when a tremor of intensity 6 or higher is detected. In the event of a major earthquake, the box can be opened, and by using the keys and the evacuation shelter setup manual stored inside, a shelter can be established.

Earthquake Automatic Unlocking Box Installation Locations

School

• Inagi Daiichi Elementary School (Inagi Daiichi Elementary School) (PDF 1.8MB)
• Inagi Daini Elementary School (Inagi Daini Elementary School) (PDF 495.6KB)
• Inagi City Dai 6 Junior High School (Inagi City Dai 6 Junior High School) (PDF 2.4MB)
• Hirao Elementary School (Hirao Elementary School) (PDF 2.0MB)
• Nagamine Elementary School (Nagamine Elementary School) (PDF 2.2MB)
• Wakabadai Elementary School (Wakabadai Elementary School, Inagi City Dai 6 Junior High School) (PDF 505.9KB)
• Minamiyama Elementary School (Minamiyama Elementary School) (PDF 434.7KB)
• Inagi City Dai 1 Junior High School (Inagi City Dai 1 Junior High School, Inagi City Dai 3 Elementary School) (PDF 1.9MB)
• Inagi City Dai 2 Junior High School (Inagi City Dai 2 Junior High School) (PDF 2.1MB)
• Inagi City Dai 4 Junior High School (Inagi City Dai 4 Junior High School, Inagi City Dai 4 Elementary School) (PDF 356.8KB)
• Inagi City Dai 5 Junior High School (Inagi City Dai 5 Junior High School, Koyodai Elementary School) (PDF 2.5MB)

Cultural Center

• Second Cultural Center (Second Cultural Center, Inagi Seventh Elementary School) (PDF 374.8KB)
• Third Cultural Center (Third Cultural Center, Hirao Elementary School, Friend Hirao) (PDF 483.0KB)
• Fourth Cultural Center (Fourth Cultural Center, Inagi City Dai 3 Elementary School, Inagi City Dai 6 Junior High School) (PDF 250.7KB)
• Shiroyama Cultural Center (Shiroyama Cultural Center, Shiroyama Elementary School, Koyodai Elementary School, Fifth Junior High School) (PDF 133.7KB)

Other Facilities

• Comprehensive Gymnasium (Comprehensive Gymnasium, Nagamine Elementary School) (PDF 77.7KB)

• Note 1: The items in parentheses are the keys for the shelters managed by the box.
• Note 2: The keys for Inagi Third Junior High School and Central Cultural Center are managed by the Inagi Fire Station.