| 1. Protect yourself first. |
Protect yourself by getting under a table. |
| 2. Deal quickly with fires. |
Once calmed down, turn off gas main. |
| 3. Secure the emergency exit. |
It is dangerous when the building is distorted and doors do not open. |
| 4. Extinguish fires. |
The spread of fires can be prevented with everyone's cooperation. |
| 5. Do not panic when escaping to outside. |
Beware of falling objects when escaping outside. |
| 6. Do not go near narrow roads, walls, clifs or riverbanks. |
Beware of collapsing walls and hedges. |
| 7. Beware of landslide and tsunami. |
Promptly evacuate from dangerous places. |
| 8. Evacuate on foot and carry only what you need. |
Driving is forbidden. Priority is given to emergency vehicles. |
| 9. Cooperate and assist with first-aid. |
Promptly aid to the sick and injured. |
| 10. Obtain correct information and don't be afraid of the aftershocks. |
Obtain correct information and act calmly. |