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Emergency and Disaster Information

Emergency Phone Numbers

Police:

110

Fire/Ambulance:

119

If you experience an emergency or are affected by a natural disaster, make sure to contact your supervisor as soon as posible after you have ensured your safety.

Note: In Japan, riding an ambulance is free but the cost of medical care is charged.

Natural Disasters

In Fukuoka, you can expect to experience seasonal typhoons, as well as flooding in some areas. Also, all of Japan is earthquake-prone, and earthquakes have occurred in Fukuoka in 2005 and 2016. Since natural disasters can occur anywhere without warning, please take the time to familiarize yoursef with emergency preparedness information now, as you will not have time later should a natural disaster occur. Keep track of major weather events with the Japan Meteorological Acency website.

Disaster Preparedness in Fukuoka
Emergency Pocket Guide for JETs
Further Information

Public Payphones

Analogue Green Payphones: Lift the receiver, pushed the red emergency button, and dial.

Digital Green/Grey Payphones: Lift the receiver and dial.

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More Links

  • CLAIR Multilingual Living Information (Emergencies / Disasters)
  • Fukuoka Evacuation Services (Japanese)
  • Fukuoka Prefecture Disaster Prevention Handbook
  • Bosai Navi Mamoru-kun - app with weather warnings & evacuation information
    Download (JP) / More information (EN)
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    • Fukuoka East
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    • Chikugo North
    • Chikugo South
  • Emergency and Disaster Information
  • Visa Information
    • Extending Your Period of Stay
    • General Travel Visa Information
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