Tokyo Metropolitan Disaster Prevention Center (Earthquake Science Museum)

At the Tokyo Metropolitan Disaster Prevention Center (Earthquake Science Museum) in Kita Ward, you can experience the actual shaking of past earthquakes recreated for visitors. You can also participate in smoke and initial firefighting training, allowing you to learn and prepare for disaster prevention. Admission is free, so why not visit with family and friends? As it is a nearby location, it's a great opportunity to raise awareness about "earthquakes."

At the Tokyo Metropolitan Disaster Prevention Center (Earthquake Science Museum) in Kita Ward, the "smoke experience" where you can feel the fear of smoke during a fire is popular. By evacuating from a room filled with smoke, you can learn the correct evacuation methods. In addition, initial fire extinguishing training is also conducted for elementary school students in the third grade or higher. It's a must-see for those who want to increase their awareness of disaster prevention in familiar places! Please note that advance reservations are required.

At the Tokyo Metropolitan Area North Disaster Prevention Center (Earthquake Science Museum), there is a facility where you can challenge initial firefighting training. Through experiencing a simulated fire, you can learn appropriate firefighting methods and response skills. You can also learn how to perform CPR and use an AED. It's free to use and enjoyable for families, making it a useful day for raising disaster prevention awareness!

At the Tokyo Metropolitan Area North Disaster Prevention Center (Earthquake Science Museum), you can experience the shaking of past major earthquakes through simulations, as well as learn practical disaster prevention knowledge such as initial fire extinguishing training and smoke experiences. There are also programs available for children, allowing the whole family to learn while having fun. This facility, which is open for free, provides valuable experiences and knowledge that can be useful in daily life.

The Tokyo Metropolitan Government's Disaster Prevention Center (Earthquake Science Museum) offers a junior disaster prevention certification system for children. By participating, children can learn the correct knowledge to prepare for disasters such as earthquakes and fires. The quiz format makes learning fun, so children can participate without getting bored. Let's increase disaster prevention awareness by participating with the whole family! Admission is free, but reservations are required, so don't forget to make them.