🇯🇵 Japón

Prepárate para 3 days to 1 week^[1]

“食料・飲料の備蓄（3日分〜1週間分）… 最低3日分の水・食料の備蓄 … 大規模災害発生時には、「1週間分」の備蓄が望ましいとされています。 (Japanese; English: 'Stockpile food and drink (3 days to 1 week) … stockpile at least 3 days of water and food … for a large-scale disaster, a 1-week stockpile is considered desirable.')”

Agua: 3 litres per person per day^[1][3]

Alimentos: Keep at least 3 days of emergency food (ideally 1 week for a large disaster), such as rice (e.g. alpha rice, dried rice that only needs hot or cold water), tinned food, dried fish and hard biscuits (kanpan), plus chocolate and biscuits. The government also promotes 'rolling stock': regularly eating and replacing everyday foods you keep in stock.^[1][3]

Artículos recomendados

• ✓Drinking water (3 litres per person per day; 9 litres for 3 days)^[1][3]
• ✓Emergency food for 3 days (alpha rice, tinned food, dried fish, hard biscuits, chocolate)^[1][3]
• ✓Toilet paper and tissues^[1]
• ✓Portable / emergency toilet^[1]
• ✓Matches and candles^[1][3]
• ✓Portable gas cooker (cassette stove)^[1]
• ✓Go-bag (packed rucksack ready to take at any time)^[1]
• ✓Portable drinking water (for the go-bag)^[3]
• ✓Portable radio and spare batteries^[3]
• ✓Torch^[3]
• ✓Helmet or padded disaster hood (bousai zukin)^[3]
• ✓Valuables (bank book, personal seal, cash)^[3]
• ✓Passport or driving licence (ID)^[3]
• ✓Lighter (candles and matches wrapped in plastic to keep dry)^[3]
• ✓Clothes (sweater, jacket), underwear, blanket^[3]
• ✓Work gloves (thick gloves)^[3]
• ✓Disposable hand warmers^[3]
• ✓Wet wipes^[3]
• ✓Notebook and pencil^[3]
• ✓Everyday medicines (cold medicine, stomach medicine, painkillers), thermometer^[3]
• ✓First aid: plasters, disinfected gauze, triangular bandage, bandages, scissors, tweezers, safety pins, clean towels^[3]
• ✓Baby milk and feeding bottle (if needed)^[3]
• ✓Newspaper and large rubbish bags (for warmth and waterproofing)^[3]

Artículos especiales

• Gloves, hat, goggles, raincoat, mask or folded handkerchief/towel — In case chemical, biological or nuclear materials are used in an attack: cover skin as much as possible and hold a mask or folded handkerchief/towel over your mouth and nose while evacuating.^[3]