East Japan Earthquake 10th Anniversary ForumTen Year Path of the East Japan Recovery:
A Comparative Perspective

As of the 10th anniversary of the East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami that hit theSanriku coastal area in March 11, 2011, this symposium aims at giving back theresult of academic interactions between the disaster aﬀected universities in East
Japan, Kobe, and many other parts in Asian region, with a common goal to induce
lessons for the disaster resilient and social welfare oriented future.

2021

SundaythMarch 7

Part I : 10:00−12:00 (Japanese time)
Part II: 13:00−16:00 (Japanese time)●Language: Japanese and English●Free to participate●Place: Online（Please pre-register）
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Pre-Event: March 6th, 2021
Joint Workshop organized by the students at Kobe and Iwate Universities
Organizers：Kobe University Center for Social System Innovation
Iwate University Research Center for Regional Disaster Management

●PROGRAMMEGREETINGSENOMOTO Masahiro, Director, Kobe University Center for Social System Innovation
KOSHIYA Shin, Director, Iwate University Research Center for Regional Disaster Management

PART I: East Japan Earthquake 10th Anniversary: Whether Recovery Has Been Done?
Facilitator: HOKUGO Akihiko, Professor, Kobe University Research Center for Urban Safety & Security
1. MUGIKURA Tetsu, Professor, Iwate University Research Center for Regional Disaster Management
Realizing the Safety: Ten years after the East Japan Earthquake
2. KANEKO Yuka, Professor, Kobe University Center for Social System Innovation
Lives and Livelihoods Recovery: Results from the Questionnaire in Aﬀected Areas
3. MINAMI Masaak, Professor, Iwate University Research Center for Regional Disaster Management
The Path of Recovery from the East Japan Earthquake in Iwate
4. HONJO Yuichi, Research Professor, Graduate School of Disaster Resilience & Governance, University of Hyogo
Recovery of Local Economy: Results from the Questionnaire in Aﬀected Areas
Q&A

PART II: Evaluating the Recovery: Lessons Shared between Disaster-Stricken Universities
Facilitator: SHIOMI Yumi, Senior Researcher, Asian Disaster Reduction Center (ADRC)
Key Note Speech: TOYODA Toshihisa, Professor Emeritus Kobe University
Build Back Better: Its Deﬁnition and Outcomes
1. MATSUOKA Katsumi, Professor, Iwate University Research Center for Regional Disaster Management
East Japan Earthquake Ten Year Recovery: Evaluation Method and Implications
2. Taqwaddin Husein, Aceh Ombudsman, Indonesia & Teuku Alvisyahrin, Lecturer, Syiah Kuala University
Aceh Tsunami 2004 Recovery: Evaluation Method and Implications
3. WANG Jianping, Professor, Faculty of Law, Sichuan University
Sichuan Earthquake 2008 Recovery: Evaluation Method and Implications
4. Rosemary Du Plessis, Professor, Canterbury University, New Zealand
Canterbury Earthquake 2011 Recovery: Evaluation Method and Implications
5. Ebinezer Florano, Professor, University of the Philippines Diliman
Typhoon Yolanda 2013 Recovery: Evaluation Method and Implications

Panel Discussion
Moderator: KANEKO Yuka, Professor, Kobe University Center for Social System Innovation
Panelists:MATSUOKA Katsumi, Professor, Iwate University Research Center for Regional Disaster Management
Taqwaddin Husein, LL.D., Aceh Ombudsman, Indonesia
Teuku Alvisyahrin, Lecturer, Syiah Kuala University
WANG Jianping, Professor, Sichuan University
Rosemary Du Plessis, Professor, Canterbury University, New Zealand
Ebinezer Florano, Professor, University of the Philippines Diliman
Q&A