If a disaster occurs during sightseeing

Earthquakes

Kamakura City is located in the southern Kanto region, and is expected to be damaged by various earthquakes, such as the Nankai Trough Earthquake and the Tokyo Metropolitan Earthquake (Earthquake directly under the southern part of Tokyo, Taisho Kanto Earthquake, etc.). In particular, there are concerns about damage caused by tsunamis

When you’re by the Coast
Because of the danger of tsunami, evacuate to higher ground regardless of the magnitude of the tremors.
When you’re in the City
Stay away from the building, as there is a possibility that broken glass, signs, etc. may fall, and block walls and gateposts may fall.
When you are in the Mountains
There is a risk of landslides, so stay away from dangerous areas.
When you are at a Shrine or a Temple
There is a possibility of falling tiles, falling block walls and gateposts, and collapsing buildings, so evacuate to a large area.
When you are on a Train or a Bus
Hold on to straps and handrails to avoid being thrown out. When the shaking stops, act calmly and follow the instructions and guidance of the station staff. https://www.enoden.co.jp/en/
When you’re Driving a car
Move to the left side of the road, stop and leave the door unlocked and the key in place.
When you’re in an elevator
Press the button for all floors, and if it doesn't work, press the emergency contact button.

Useful Links for Disaster Prevention

Click here for a list of useful links for disaster prevention
Links – “BOSAI” Kmakaura