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Outline of Musashino City 2012

Drawing on the lessons of 3.11 earthquakeThe accumulation of daily efforts is crucial for disaster preparedness. In addition tothe General Disaster Preparedness Drill, the City holds the District Initial ResponseExercise and Disaster Volunteers’Drill to raise residents’abilities to assist themselveswith others. The City is also reinforcing the management of welfare andevacuation centers, measures to protect people requiring assistance in a disaster,and medical relief activities.5 Disaster Response Squares are currently established in places, such asdensely inhabited areas. In a disaster, these open spaces, which are normallyutilized as parks, will quickly turn into disaster management spaces.As a measure to help people who are unable to return home due to thedisruption of public transportationfollowing a disaster, Kichijoji Rules wereestablished in cooperation with facilitiesand organizations in the KichijojiStation area. The rules are intended toprevent all people from returning totheir homes at one time and to secureDisaster Response Square in 2-chome Nishikubotemporary facilities for refuge.Medical response at the General Disaster Preparedness DrillPeople inside Kichijoji Station who were unable to returnhome on the day of the Great East Japan Earthquake(Photo: JCN Musashino Mitaka)Watching over to protect the safety ofthe communityThe City’s safety patrol unit, White Eagle,patrols the City on 3 patrol cars to confirmthe safety of children’s facilities, etc. andendeavors to prevent crimes from occurring.In the area around Kichijoji Station,Blue Cap members instruct offenders todiscontinue their conduct of followingpeople for solicitation purposes. Effortsare being made to prevent offenders frommaking solicitations by following peopleand from placing advertisements on thestreet.Local volunteer group, Citizen’sSafety Patrol Team, patrols the area toprotect the safety of students during theirway to/from school and during schoolevents. Joint patrols with the police arealso conducted every month.Crime prevention campaign of the Citizen’s SafetyPatrol TeamBlue Cap members in the Kichijoji Station areaWhite Eagle patrolling the CityDisaster information is communicated through various meansIn the wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake,ensuring channels of accurate informationprovision, including information onrollover power outages, has once again risenas a challenge. It is imperative that the Cityprovides information in a more multitiered andprompt manner. Since the disaster, the Cityhas increased the number of wireless outdoorMunicipal wirelessspeakers for disaster administration. It hasoutdoor speakeralso begun sending out Musashino Disasterand Safety Emails, Emergency Notification Emails, and MusashinoSchool Emergency Emails, including via mobile phones, etc. It hasalso started Internet broadcasts of Musashino-FM and cable TV databroadcasts in partnership with the local media.(%)806040200Information mediums for obtaining disaster informationin a disaster (multiple answers permitted)83.4Public Awareness Survey on Disaster Management(Conducted in December 2011)Home or workplace TV60.0Radio47.9Wireless outdoor speakerfor disaster administration43.4City PR vehicle39.4Mobile phoneFamily or neighbor21.7Police or fire department20.7Websites of news sites, etc.19.5Cable TV15.8City’s website15.7Musashino-FM13.826.0Other39