If a disaster occurs during sightseeing
Typhoon
As Kamakura is located by the sea, it is considered vulnerable to high waves and tides and storms during typhoons. Please consider the option of refraining from sightseeing when a typhoon is expected to approach.
Stay away from coast areas due to increased risk of high waves and storm surges.
There is a risk of flying signbords and objects, overturning trucks and other vehicles, and falling trees and utility poles.
There is a risk of mudslides, rockfalls, landslides, etc., so stay away from dangerous areas.
Due to the risk of flooding, do not approach the area and evacuate to a high place away from the river.
If the shrine or temple is in the mountains, evacuate to a wide open area to avoid the risk of landslides, fallen trees or flying tiles.
Stay away from coast areas, flooded roads, places that are lower than the ground, such as under overpasses and underpasses.