《Minato City, Tokyo》Notice for non-Japanese living or working in Minato City ①

Minato City Office and YOLO JAPAN have signed a partnership agreement to create a more livable city for non-Japanese. As part of this initiative, we will be providing information to non-Japanese living or working in Minato City. In this issue, we will be highlighting the Minato City website and the Disaster Prevention Manual.

■Minato City Website
Please find the information you need for your daily life on the Minato City website, which is available in 108 languages.

Minato City, Tokyo, is home to approximately 22,000 non-Japanese residents from 130 countries. In order to promote a multicultural society, Minato City provides information necessary for daily life to people of all generations and nationalities through its "Website". The website can be automatically translated into 108 languages according to the settings of your smartphone or computer, so please take a look.
Minato City Website


■Disaster Prevention Manual
Let's use the Disaster Prevention Manual to prepare for disasters.

Disasters can happen at any time. Let's prepare ourselves and be ready for disasters. The city has created a "Disaster Prevention Manual" that summarizes how to prepare for and respond to disasters. It is divided into four sections: "Earthquake," "Fire," "Wind/Flood Damage," and "Voluntary Disaster Prevention." Please check each section for information on how to prepare. The manual is available in Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean.
Disaster Prevention Manual