Participation fee 500 yen (Free for University/college students and younger)

August 1st is “Water Day” in Japan, and the 1st to 7th is “Water Week.” This year's theme is “Emergency Water Sources.” Various government and civic initiatives will be shared from the viewpoint of how to secure domestic water in the event of a disaster and how to help people close to them. While looking at the utilization of springs and wells that have been handed down to the community, I think about “water” in case of emergency. With gratitude for the blessings of nature and the wisdom of our ancestors, Majun Mizunugusuji Sabira (let's celebrate water together).

●Morning session only
○Disaster Prevention Workshop
Lecturer: Teruya Takashi (Water Environment Education Facilitator)

●Afternoon Hybrid
Opening Kegagiya: Wind and Sand Festival (Yoshinao Hiyane, Yoshiko Okae)

○Sumaru Seminar (13:15 to 16:00)
Opening Remarks and Explanation of Purpose
Inagaki Satoru (social worker, RBC radio commentator, disaster platform Okinawa)
Hiroyuki Matsuda (Tomigusuku City General Affairs Department General Affairs Division Disaster Prevention and Crisis Management Group)
Takashi Kina (Urasoe City General Affairs Department Disaster Prevention and Crisis Management Division)
Takashi Teruya (Disaster Prevention and Crisis Management Division, General Affairs Department, Urasoe City)

○Talk session
Water and care during disasters Think about the structure of regions where no one is left behind
Q & A

Closing

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