Incorporated non-profit organization Plus arts

January 17,
17 1995
5:46 a.mGreat Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake
occurred
The city collapsed
Over 6400 people were killed

Post-quakePtk
Situation in KobeIZA!

KAERU CARAVAN!

“IZA! KAERU CARAVAN!” Development Background
Developmentpas the 10th anniversaryy projectp jof theGreat Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake

1Commenced studyy at the request
qof Kobe City,y,
2 Hyogo Prefecture
C lld 167
16 disasterdivictims’
i i ’ experiences
i3 Collected
Picked up
p disaster pprevention knowledge
g and skills,,
4 which should be passed on from disaster experiences
Developed drills and games to learn this knowledge
5 and skills
H ld events
Holdt tto experience
iththe drills
d ill andd games
6 developed

Study regarding “Disaster-prevention Lesson”

1 Internet

2 Disaster experience notes

Studyy regarding
gg “Disaster-preventionpLesson”

3 Earthquake Museum

4 Interviews of disaster victims

Disaster-prevention emotional manual “Earthquake note for always”

Disaster-prevention related knowledge and skills taught by disaster victims

Open cling film over the plate

Car-jack was usefulCamping every day outdoors is disaster prevention

Carry everything all over the place

Various methods to prevent furniture falling over

Introducing disaster-prevention drill program

RResearch・hSkill

Study
Knowledge

Interviewing

Target shooting game with water extinguisher

Have an extinguisher ready“Fire will spread and cannot be
extinguished except at an earlygstage.
Have an extinguisher in eachhousehold, and remember how
to use it.”Target shooting game with water extinguisher

Target shooting game with water extinguisher*Introducing
Introducing other two types of “targets”
targets① Bent steel-sheet type② Tumble doll typeBlanket stretcher time-trial

Carry anything all over theplace.
“Carryy anythingyg all over theplace with a blanket, tatami-mat(at home), or a door.”Blanket stretcher time-trial

Jack-up game

Jack

“Break with a hammer. Saw,
crowbar hammer
crowbar,hammer, jack wereuseful. When you trade aused car for a new one, leavea jackj k iin theh usedd one.””Jack-up gameWorkshop to prevent furniture falling overLighter isbetter.

St k empty
Stackt bboxes tot ththe ceiling
ili“Things were stacked up to theceiling so it did not fall over.
ceiling,
overNow, boxes are still stacked, eventhough they are empty.
The system kitchen units are up tothe ceiling, so it is like a reinforcedwall.”Workshop to prevent furniture falling over

Puppet play “Otama Play”

athleticshoes

Disaster-prevention picture story show
Original picture story show
“Water disaster picture story show”“Fire prevention picture story show”“Blow out the Earthquake monster!”etc.

Original disaster-prevention card game (3 types)● Disaster-prevention sugoroku game, “GURAGURA TOWN” ● Disaster-prevention card game, “Shuffle”● Disaster-prevention
Disaster prevention card game,game “CatfishCatfish schoolschool”

●New disaster-prevention card game for TSUNAMI
We CW
Collectedll t d 50 T
Tsunamii victims
i ti
iin TTohoku
h k erea.
And we make the educational tool by “Manga”

Development of “IZA!
IZA! KAERU CARAVAN!”CARAVAN!

“KOBE KAERU CARAVAN 2005”
Kaekko Bazaar Earthquake 10-year version
AprilMay30th28th

Kobe Sports Park
Green Arena Kobe

5,000 people

IZA! KAERU CAMP!

June

5thVenue #1
NHK Kobe
Toa Station
Venue #2
Kobe Women’s
University
Education Center
500 people

July

11th

5th

23th

August24th

20th

Kobe City Yamada Elementary School

Suma Patio Station-front Square

11th
Levante Tarumi 2goukan

1,500 people

21thComista Kobe
Kobe City Lifetime
learning support
center

September

17th

18th

Rokkodo Minami Park

Overnightg stayy 50 ppeoplepOvernight stay 50 people

Overnight stay 50 people

Day visit 100 people

Day visit 100 people

Day visit 100 people

50 people

100 people

1,000 people

KAERU CAMP
Kaekko Bazaar
Kobe City Yamada Elementary School

Comista Kobe

Held at 7 places in the city

Sports Park
Green Arena

Rokkodo Minami ParkNHK Kobe

Levante Tarumi
Suma Patio

Total 8,600,peoplepp pparticipatedp

「神戸カエルキャラバン2005」“KOBE KAERUCARAVAN 2005”

「神戸カエルキャラバン2005」“KOBE KAERUCARAVAN 2005”

Nationwide expansion

Held in 20 prefectures
Held over 150 times

in Toyosu (Tokyo)

IZA! KAERU BIG CARAVAN! (Kobe City)

Expansion to overseas

IZA! KAERU CARAVAN! Overseas ProjectExpansion to overseas

Mongolia
BhutanJapan
Guatemara

MyanmarThailandIndonesia

Philippines

El Salvador

in Jogjakartagj(Indonesia)()

in Padangg (Indonesia)()

in Guatemala Cityy ((Guatemala))

in Zaragozag(El( Salvador))in Ulan Bator (Mongol)(g )in Punakha (Bhutan)()

in Bangkok（Thailand）

In Manila（Philippines）

in Sakarya (Turkey)

in Yangon (Myanmar)Local examples ofdisaster-prevention programs

Localized examples of disaster-prevention programs

01 Making a doll for transportation drill

Various places in Japan, Guatemala

Examples of making dolls for use
in blanket-stretcher time trial orjack-up game, by those good ath di ft iin thhandicrafts
the area, or making
kia doll in the local character.
Kawai Town, Nara Prefecture

Koshigaya City, Saitama Prefecture(Original)Musashino City, TokyoGuatemalaLocalized examples of disaster-prevention programs

02 Making a doll for transportation drill

Nicaragua

Nicaragua, Mongolia

Mongolia

Local examples of disaster-prevention programs

03-1

Strikeout-styleg shooting
g gamegwith a water extinguisher
gtarget(Developed by local people)

An example of a popular program,a strikeout-stylet ikt t l ttargett shooting
h ti
game made by local craftsman
and those good at homecarpentry.
(Original)

Miyazaki City
Miyazaki PrefectureFirstyear

Local examples of disaster-prevention programs

03-2

Strikeout-styleg shooting
g gamegwith a water extinguisher
gtargetKamezawa, TokyoyLocal examples of disaster-prevention programs

03-4

Book-end typeg shooting
g gamegwith a water extinguisher
gtargetSimple target used for fire
extinguisher drill
drill. Compared to a
strikeout-style target, the feature ofthis target is that it is easy to carryand make. Original targets aredeveloped in various areas
areas.

(Original)

Yugawara Town,
Kanagawa PrefectureLocal examples of disaster-prevention programs

03-5Others
g shooting
g gamegwith a water extinguisher
gTargetTarget developed in Indonesia. A simple
structure with a frying pan with a redpainted soccer ball placed on a bucket.
An example of making it with local
resources by proposing ideas.

(Original)

Indonesia

Local examples of disaster-prevention programs

04 Challenge! Bucket relay
A development example of atool used for the bucket relay
drill. In the original
gstyle,y , water
is just collected in the bucket.
To throw the water furiously, atarget was produced!

(O i i l)(Original)

Indonesia
GuatemalaMongolia(D(Developedldbby llocall people)l )Local examples of disaster-prevention programs

05 Plates
Original
Paper-plate-making
ape p ate a g witht
newspaper(Japan)Indonesia

Plate-making with banana leaves(Indonesia)

Local examples of disaster-prevention programs07-2 Originallygy developed
p programp gProgram for evacuating thevisuallyy disabled ((Guatemala))

Japan, Guatemala

Experiencing the visuallydisabled ((KiyoseyCity,y Tokyo)y )Local examples of disaster-prevention programs

07-3 Originallygy developed
p programp g

Jogjakarta, Padang,Indonesia

Positive effects brought by “IZA! KAERU CARAVAN!”● Since “fun” makes children participate actively, andmakes
k ththem wantt tot participate
ti i t repeatedly,t dl theth learninglieffect is extremely high.
● “Fun” energizes program-operating staff (volunteers
and those involved in disaster prevention), and with asense off accomplishment,
li ht activities
ti iti are likely
lik l ttocontinue.
It is truly a “festival
festival for disaster preventionprevention.”● Since the program itself is “incomplete,” it is easily
customized easy to edit to the style that fits the area
customized,area,and easy to take root.
● TheTh existencei t
off a characterht (frog)(f ) isi alsol very effective
ff ti
in terms of “fun,” “continuity,” and “customization.”