Area with Risks of Flooding【All Rivers】Area with Risks of Flooding indicates the area that is expected to be inundated by the planned rainfall and the depth of water expected to be inundated, based on the provisions of the Flood Prevention Law. |
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| More than 10.0m | |
| More than 5.0m,less than 10.0m | |
| More than 3.0m,less than 5.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
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Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Area with Risks of Flooding【All Rivers】Area with Risks of Flooding indicates the area that is expected to be inundated by the planned rainfall and the depth of water expected to be inundated, based on the provisions of the Flood Prevention Law. |
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| More than 10.0m | |
| More than 5.0m,less than 10.0m | |
| More than 3.0m,less than 5.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Sediment disasterSediment disaster special hazard areas(Red zone)Sediment disaster hazard areas(Yellow zone) |
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Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
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Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Mudslide)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Mudslide)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Landslide)The area within a distance equivalent to the length of the landslide land mass (250 m if the distance exceeds 250 m) from the lower edge of the landslide area |
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Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Area with Risks of Flooding【Kamanashi River(Fuji River)】Area with Risks of Flooding indicates the area that is expected to be inundated by the planned rainfall and the depth of water expected to be inundated, based on the provisions of the Flood Prevention Law. |
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| More than 10.0m | |
| More than 5.0m,less than 10.0m | |
| More than 3.0m,less than 5.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Area with Risks of Flooding【Midai River】Area with Risks of Flooding indicates the area that is expected to be inundated by the planned rainfall and the depth of water expected to be inundated, based on the provisions of the Flood Prevention Law. |
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|---|---|
| More than 10.0m | |
| More than 5.0m,less than 10.0m | |
| More than 3.0m,less than 5.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Area with Risks of Flooding【Takizawa River】Area with Risks of Flooding indicates the area that is expected to be inundated by the planned rainfall and the depth of water expected to be inundated, based on the provisions of the Flood Prevention Law. |
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|---|---|
| More than 10.0m | |
| More than 5.0m,less than 10.0m | |
| More than 3.0m,less than 5.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Area with Risks of Flooding【Tsubokawa River】Area with Risks of Flooding indicates the area that is expected to be inundated by the planned rainfall and the depth of water expected to be inundated, based on the provisions of the Flood Prevention Law. |
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|---|---|
| More than 10.0m | |
| More than 5.0m,less than 10.0m | |
| More than 3.0m,less than 5.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Maximum Scale Estimated)【All Rivers】The maximum scale expected is the area that is expected to be inundated by the maximum scale of rainfall as defined by the Flood Prevention Law and the depth of water expected to be inundated in the event of flooding. |
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|---|---|
| More than 10.0m | |
| More than 5.0m,less than 10.0m | |
| More than 3.0m,less than 5.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Assumed area of house collapse due to flooding(River Bank Erosion)An area where there is a risk of houses collapsing owing to erosion of the ground of a river bank due to flooding (which is an area requiring early eviction and evacuation) |
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Assumed area of house collapse due to flooding(Overflooding)An area where there is a risk of wooden houses collapsing owing to the force of the outflow of water caused by the failure of a levee(which is an area requiring early eviction and evacuation) |
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Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Maximum Scale Estimated)【All Rivers】The maximum scale expected is the area that is expected to be inundated by the maximum scale of rainfall as defined by the Flood Prevention Law and the depth of water expected to be inundated in the event of flooding. |
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|---|---|
| More than 10.0m | |
| More than 5.0m,less than 10.0m | |
| More than 3.0m,less than 5.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Assumed area of house collapse due to flooding(River Bank Erosion)An area where there is a risk of houses collapsing owing to erosion of the ground of a river bank due to flooding (which is an area requiring early eviction and evacuation) |
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Assumed area of house collapse due to flooding(Overflooding)An area where there is a risk of wooden houses collapsing owing to the force of the outflow of water caused by the failure of a levee(which is an area requiring early eviction and evacuation) |
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Sediment disasterSediment disaster special hazard areas(Red zone)Sediment disaster hazard areas(Yellow zone) |
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|---|---|
Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
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Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Mudslide)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Mudslide)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Landslide)The area within a distance equivalent to the length of the landslide land mass (250 m if the distance exceeds 250 m) from the lower edge of the landslide area |
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Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Maximum Scale Estimated)【Kamanashi River(Fuji River)】The maximum scale expected is the area that is expected to be inundated by the maximum scale of rainfall as defined by the Flood Prevention Law and the depth of water expected to be inundated in the event of flooding. |
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|---|---|
| More than 10.0m | |
| More than 5.0m,less than 10.0m | |
| More than 3.0m,less than 5.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Assumed area of house collapse due to flooding(River Bank Erosion)An area where there is a risk of houses collapsing owing to erosion of the ground of a river bank due to flooding (which is an area requiring early eviction and evacuation) |
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Assumed area of house collapse due to flooding(Overflooding)An area where there is a risk of wooden houses collapsing owing to the force of the outflow of water caused by the failure of a levee(which is an area requiring early eviction and evacuation) |
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Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Maximum Scale Estimated)【Midai River】The maximum scale expected is the area that is expected to be inundated by the maximum scale of rainfall as defined by the Flood Prevention Law and the depth of water expected to be inundated in the event of flooding. |
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|---|---|
| More than 10.0m | |
| More than 5.0m,less than 10.0m | |
| More than 3.0m,less than 5.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Assumed area of house collapse due to flooding(River Bank Erosion)An area where there is a risk of houses collapsing owing to erosion of the ground of a river bank due to flooding (which is an area requiring early eviction and evacuation) |
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Assumed area of house collapse due to flooding(Overflooding)An area where there is a risk of wooden houses collapsing owing to the force of the outflow of water caused by the failure of a levee(which is an area requiring early eviction and evacuation) |
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Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Maximum Scale Estimated)【Takizawa River】The maximum scale expected is the area that is expected to be inundated by the maximum scale of rainfall as defined by the Flood Prevention Law and the depth of water expected to be inundated in the event of flooding. |
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|---|---|
| More than 10.0m | |
| More than 5.0m,less than 10.0m | |
| More than 3.0m,less than 5.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Assumed area of house collapse due to flooding(River Bank Erosion)An area where there is a risk of houses collapsing owing to erosion of the ground of a river bank due to flooding (which is an area requiring early eviction and evacuation) |
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Assumed area of house collapse due to flooding(Overflooding)An area where there is a risk of wooden houses collapsing owing to the force of the outflow of water caused by the failure of a levee(which is an area requiring early eviction and evacuation) |
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Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Maximum Scale Estimated)【Tsubokawa River】The maximum scale expected is the area that is expected to be inundated by the maximum scale of rainfall as defined by the Flood Prevention Law and the depth of water expected to be inundated in the event of flooding. |
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|---|---|
| More than 10.0m | |
| More than 5.0m,less than 10.0m | |
| More than 3.0m,less than 5.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Assumed area of house collapse due to flooding(River Bank Erosion)An area where there is a risk of houses collapsing owing to erosion of the ground of a river bank due to flooding (which is an area requiring early eviction and evacuation) |
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Assumed area of house collapse due to flooding(Overflooding)An area where there is a risk of wooden houses collapsing owing to the force of the outflow of water caused by the failure of a levee(which is an area requiring early eviction and evacuation) |
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Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Maximum Scale Estimated)【Other Rivers】The maximum scale expected is the area that is expected to be inundated by the maximum scale of rainfall as defined by the Flood Prevention Law and the depth of water expected to be inundated in the event of flooding.No extent of River Bank Erosion and Overflooding |
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|---|---|
| More than 10.0m | |
| More than 5.0m,less than 10.0m | |
| More than 3.0m,less than 5.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Duration of Flooding)【All Rivers】The duration of flooding is the time it takes for the inundation depth to drop below 50 cm after reaching 50 cm due to the “maximum possible rainfall” of each River.Evacuation to the outdoors may be difficult, and people may become isolated.*Where the inundation times of each river overlap, the maximum value is shown. |
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|---|---|
| Less than 12 hours | |
| More than 12 hours, less than 24 hours(1day) | |
| More than 24 hours, less than 72 hours(3days) | |
| More than 72 hours | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Duration of Flooding)【All Rivers】The duration of flooding is the time it takes for the inundation depth to drop below 50 cm after reaching 50 cm due to the “maximum possible rainfall” of each River.Evacuation to the outdoors may be difficult, and people may become isolated.*Where the inundation times of each river overlap, the maximum value is shown. |
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|---|---|
| Less than 12 hours | |
| More than 12 hours, less than 24 hours(1day) | |
| More than 24 hours, less than 72 hours(3days) | |
| More than 72 hours | |
Sediment disasterSediment disaster special hazard areas(Red zone)Sediment disaster hazard areas(Yellow zone) |
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|---|---|
Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
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Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Mudslide)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Mudslide)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Landslide)The area within a distance equivalent to the length of the landslide land mass (250 m if the distance exceeds 250 m) from the lower edge of the landslide area |
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Legend |
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Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Duration of Flooding)【Kamanashi River(Fuji River)】The duration of flooding is the time it takes for the inundation depth to drop below 50 cm after reaching 50 cm due to the “maximum possible rainfall” of each River.Evacuation to the outdoors may be difficult, and people may become isolated. |
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| Less than 12 hours | |
| More than 12 hours, less than 24 hours(1day) | |
| More than 24 hours, less than 72 hours(3days) | |
| More than 72 hours | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Duration of Flooding)【Midai River】The duration of flooding is the time it takes for the inundation depth to drop below 50 cm after reaching 50 cm due to the “maximum possible rainfall” of each River.Evacuation to the outdoors may be difficult, and people may become isolated. |
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|---|---|
| Less than 12 hours | |
| More than 12 hours, less than 24 hours(1day) | |
| More than 24 hours, less than 72 hours(3days) | |
| More than 72 hours | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Duration of Flooding)【Takizawa River】The duration of flooding is the time it takes for the inundation depth to drop below 50 cm after reaching 50 cm due to the “maximum possible rainfall” of each River.Evacuation to the outdoors may be difficult, and people may become isolated. |
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|---|---|
| Less than 12 hours | |
| More than 12 hours, less than 24 hours(1day) | |
| More than 24 hours, less than 72 hours(3days) | |
| More than 72 hours | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Duration of Flooding)【Tsubokawa River】The duration of flooding is the time it takes for the inundation depth to drop below 50 cm after reaching 50 cm due to the “maximum possible rainfall” of each River.Evacuation to the outdoors may be difficult, and people may become isolated. |
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|---|---|
| Less than 12 hours | |
| More than 12 hours, less than 24 hours(1day) | |
| More than 24 hours, less than 72 hours(3days) | |
| More than 72 hours | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Areas with Risks of Flooding(Duration of Flooding)【Other Rivers】The duration of flooding is the time it takes for the inundation depth to drop below 50 cm after reaching 50 cm due to the “maximum possible rainfall” of each River.Evacuation to the outdoors may be difficult, and people may become isolated.*Where the inundation times of each river overlap, the maximum value is shown. |
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|---|---|
| Less than 12 hours | |
| More than 12 hours, less than 24 hours(1day) | |
| More than 24 hours, less than 72 hours(3days) | |
| More than 72 hours | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Sediment disasterSediment disaster special hazard areas(Red zone)Sediment disaster hazard areas(Yellow zone) |
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|---|---|
Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
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Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Mudslide)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Mudslide)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Landslide)The area within a distance equivalent to the length of the landslide land mass (250 m if the distance exceeds 250 m) from the lower edge of the landslide area |
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Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Seismic Intensity Distribution【Nankai Trough (East Case)】The data is based on the “Yamanashi Prefecture Earthquake Damage Assumption Survey Results (May 2023)” published by Yamanashi Prefecture in 50m mesh units. (250m mesh for some mountainous areas)※The results of the survey are only predictions (guidelines), and the actual earthquake ground motions and other damage may differ from those assumed at the time of the actual occurrence of a disaster. |
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|---|---|
| Seismic intensity of 7 | |
| Seismic intensity of upper 6 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 6 | |
| Seismic intensity of upper 5 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 5 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 4 or less | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Seismic Intensity Distribution【Nankai Trough (East Case)】The data is based on the “Yamanashi Prefecture Earthquake Damage Assumption Survey Results (May 2023)” published by Yamanashi Prefecture in 50m mesh units. (250m mesh for some mountainous areas)※The results of the survey are only predictions (guidelines), and the actual earthquake ground motions and other damage may differ from those assumed at the time of the actual occurrence of a disaster. |
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|---|---|
| Seismic intensity of 7 | |
| Seismic intensity of upper 6 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 6 | |
| Seismic intensity of upper 5 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 5 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 4 or less | |
Sediment disasterSediment disaster special hazard areas(Red zone)Sediment disaster hazard areas(Yellow zone) |
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|---|---|
Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
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Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Mudslide)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Mudslide)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Landslide)The area within a distance equivalent to the length of the landslide land mass (250 m if the distance exceeds 250 m) from the lower edge of the landslide area |
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Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Liquefaction Risk【Nankai Trough (East Case)】The data is based on the “Yamanashi Prefecture Earthquake Damage Assumption Survey Results (May 2023)” published by Yamanashi Prefecture in 50m mesh units. (250m mesh for some mountainous areas)※The results of the survey are only predictions (guidelines), and the actual earthquake ground motions and other damage may differ from those assumed at the time of the actual occurrence of a disaster. |
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|---|---|
| High Risk of Liquefaction | |
| Somewhat High Risk of Liquefaction | |
| Low Risk of Liquefaction | |
| Very Low Risk of Liquefaction | |
| No Risk of Liquefaction | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Seismic Intensity Distribution【Itoigawa-Shizuoka Tectonic Line,south side(Case2)】The data is based on the “Yamanashi Prefecture Earthquake Damage Assumption Survey Results (May 2023)” published by Yamanashi Prefecture in 50m mesh units. (250m mesh for some mountainous areas)※The results of the survey are only predictions (guidelines), and the actual earthquake ground motions and other damage may differ from those assumed at the time of the actual occurrence of a disaster. |
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|---|---|
| Seismic intensity of 7 | |
| Seismic intensity of upper 6 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 6 | |
| Seismic intensity of upper 5 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 5 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 4 or less | |
Legend |
|
|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Seismic Intensity Distribution【Itoigawa-Shizuoka Tectonic Line,south side(Case2)】The data is based on the “Yamanashi Prefecture Earthquake Damage Assumption Survey Results (May 2023)” published by Yamanashi Prefecture in 50m mesh units. (250m mesh for some mountainous areas)※The results of the survey are only predictions (guidelines), and the actual earthquake ground motions and other damage may differ from those assumed at the time of the actual occurrence of a disaster. |
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|---|---|
| Seismic intensity of 7 | |
| Seismic intensity of upper 6 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 6 | |
| Seismic intensity of upper 5 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 5 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 4 or less | |
Sediment disasterSediment disaster special hazard areas(Red zone)Sediment disaster hazard areas(Yellow zone) |
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|---|---|
Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
|
Sediment disaster hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
|
Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Mudslide)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
|
Sediment disaster hazard areas(Mudslide)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
|
Sediment disaster hazard areas(Landslide)The area within a distance equivalent to the length of the landslide land mass (250 m if the distance exceeds 250 m) from the lower edge of the landslide area |
|
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Liquefaction Risk【Itoigawa-Shizuoka Tectonic Line,south side(Case2)】The data is based on the “Yamanashi Prefecture Earthquake Damage Assumption Survey Results (May 2023)” published by Yamanashi Prefecture in 50m mesh units. (250m mesh for some mountainous areas)※The results of the survey are only predictions (guidelines), and the actual earthquake ground motions and other damage may differ from those assumed at the time of the actual occurrence of a disaster. |
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|---|---|
| High Risk of Liquefaction | |
| Somewhat High Risk of Liquefaction | |
| Low Risk of Liquefaction | |
| Very Low Risk of Liquefaction | |
| No Risk of Liquefaction | |
Legend |
|
|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Seismic Intensity Distribution【Sone Hills Fault Zone】The data is based on the “Yamanashi Prefecture Earthquake Damage Assumption Survey Results (May 2023)” published by Yamanashi Prefecture in 50m mesh units. (250m mesh for some mountainous areas)※The results of the survey are only predictions (guidelines), and the actual earthquake ground motions and other damage may differ from those assumed at the time of the actual occurrence of a disaster. |
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|---|---|
| Seismic intensity of 7 | |
| Seismic intensity of upper 6 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 6 | |
| Seismic intensity of upper 5 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 5 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 4 or less | |
Legend |
|
|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Seismic Intensity Distribution【Sone Hills Fault Zone】The data is based on the “Yamanashi Prefecture Earthquake Damage Assumption Survey Results (May 2023)” published by Yamanashi Prefecture in 50m mesh units. (250m mesh for some mountainous areas)※The results of the survey are only predictions (guidelines), and the actual earthquake ground motions and other damage may differ from those assumed at the time of the actual occurrence of a disaster. |
|
|---|---|
| Seismic intensity of 7 | |
| Seismic intensity of upper 6 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 6 | |
| Seismic intensity of upper 5 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 5 | |
| Seismic intensity of lower 4 or less | |
Sediment disasterSediment disaster special hazard areas(Red zone)Sediment disaster hazard areas(Yellow zone) |
|
|---|---|
Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
|
Sediment disaster hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
|
Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Mudslide)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
|
Sediment disaster hazard areas(Mudslide)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
|
Sediment disaster hazard areas(Landslide)The area within a distance equivalent to the length of the landslide land mass (250 m if the distance exceeds 250 m) from the lower edge of the landslide area |
|
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Liquefaction Risk【Sone Hills Fault Zone】The data is based on the “Yamanashi Prefecture Earthquake Damage Assumption Survey Results (May 2023)” published by Yamanashi Prefecture in 50m mesh units. (250m mesh for some mountainous areas)※The results of the survey are only predictions (guidelines), and the actual earthquake ground motions and other damage may differ from those assumed at the time of the actual occurrence of a disaster. |
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|---|---|
| High Risk of Liquefaction | |
| Somewhat High Risk of Liquefaction | |
| Low Risk of Liquefaction | |
| Very Low Risk of Liquefaction | |
| No Risk of Liquefaction | |
Legend |
|
|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
|
Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
|
| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention【All Reservoirs】The “Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention” were selected by Yamanashi Prefecture in May 2019. In order to know what kind of damage would occur if a reservoir in the city were to collapse due to an earthquake, etc. on a clear day, we assume a situation in which all reservoirs would collapse instantly. |
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| Location of the reservoir | |
| More than 3.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
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Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention【All Reservoirs】The “Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention” were selected by Yamanashi Prefecture in May 2019. In order to know what kind of damage would occur if a reservoir in the city were to collapse due to an earthquake, etc. on a clear day, we assume a situation in which all reservoirs would collapse instantly. |
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| Location of the reservoir | |
| More than 3.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Sediment disasterSediment disaster special hazard areas(Red zone)Sediment disaster hazard areas(Yellow zone) |
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Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Collapse of Steep Slope)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
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Sediment disaster special hazard areas(Mudslide)Sediment disaster hazard area where buildings are damaged and residents are at risk of serious harm. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Mudslide)Areas where landslides with a slope of 30 degrees or more and a height of 5 meters or more are likely to cause harm to citizens if they collapse. |
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Sediment disaster hazard areas(Landslide)The area within a distance equivalent to the length of the landslide land mass (250 m if the distance exceeds 250 m) from the lower edge of the landslide area |
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Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention【Lake Minami-Inagako】The “Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention” were selected by Yamanashi Prefecture in May 2019. In order to know what kind of damage would occur if a reservoir in the city were to collapse due to an earthquake, etc. on a clear day, we assume a situation in which all reservoirs would collapse instantly. |
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| Location of the reservoir | |
| More than 3.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Legend |
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Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention【 Minami Inashita (Shoubu Pond)】The “Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention” were selected by Yamanashi Prefecture in May 2019. In order to know what kind of damage would occur if a reservoir in the city were to collapse due to an earthquake, etc. on a clear day, we assume a situation in which all reservoirs would collapse instantly. |
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| Location of the reservoir | |
| More than 3.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Legend |
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Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
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| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention【 Yuzawa Reservoir】The “Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention” were selected by Yamanashi Prefecture in May 2019. In order to know what kind of damage would occur if a reservoir in the city were to collapse due to an earthquake, etc. on a clear day, we assume a situation in which all reservoirs would collapse instantly. |
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| Location of the reservoir | |
| More than 3.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Legend |
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Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention【Fuchi Reservoir】The “Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention” were selected by Yamanashi Prefecture in May 2019. In order to know what kind of damage would occur if a reservoir in the city were to collapse due to an earthquake, etc. on a clear day, we assume a situation in which all reservoirs would collapse instantly. |
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| Location of the reservoir | |
| More than 3.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Legend |
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Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention【Lake Kita-Inagako】The “Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention” were selected by Yamanashi Prefecture in May 2019. In order to know what kind of damage would occur if a reservoir in the city were to collapse due to an earthquake, etc. on a clear day, we assume a situation in which all reservoirs would collapse instantly. |
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| Location of the reservoir | |
| More than 3.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Legend |
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|---|---|
Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Reservoirs【Tatenuma Reservoir】The “Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention” were selected by Yamanashi Prefecture in May 2019. In order to know what kind of damage would occur if a reservoir in the city were to collapse due to an earthquake, etc. on a clear day, we assume a situation in which all reservoirs would collapse instantly. |
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| Location of the reservoir | |
| More than 3.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Legend |
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Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |
Reservoirs 【Yamanofuchi Reservoir】The “Priority Reservoirs for Disaster Prevention” were selected by Yamanashi Prefecture in May 2019. In order to know what kind of damage would occur if a reservoir in the city were to collapse due to an earthquake, etc. on a clear day, we assume a situation in which all reservoirs would collapse instantly. |
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| Location of the reservoir | |
| More than 3.0m | |
| More than 0.5m,less than 3.0m | |
| Less than 0.5m | |
Legend |
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Designated Evacuation Shelter and AreaFor the purpose of sheltering and protecting people who were unable to secure a place to live due to the collapse of their houses due to disasters, etc., schools, community centers, public buildings, etc. are designated after taking into consideration the convenience of transporting and accumulating supplies, cooking, lodging, etc. |
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Designated Emergency Evacuation AreaSchool grounds, parks, and public facilities are designated as emergency evacuation sites to protect lives from the dangers of disasters. |
|
| Facilities for people with special care | |
| Large-scale Factories, etc. | |
| City hall and service centers | |
| Police Station | |
| Fire Station | |
Regional disaster base hospital/support hospitalA hospital that serves as a base for medical relief activities at the time of disaster. The hospital mainly provides medical care to the seriously injured or ill persons in cooperation with related organizations. In the event of a disaster, the hospital prioritizes injured or ill persons according to their degree of clinical urgency and severity by the triage process, provides first aid, and accepts patients who have to be accommodated. |
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| Rainfall Observatory | |
| Water-level Observatory | |
| Water Gauge | |
| River Surveillance Camera | |