As of 2024, two major wars have erupted in the world, causing shockwaves globally!! 🌍💥
Looking ahead, it is said that there might be a potential conflict involving Taiwan by 2027, and further concerns about the possibility of World War III. If we consider the actual possibility of a war occurring in Japan, is Japan truly safe? 🤔🗾
Currently, the installation of nuclear shelters is mandated by the government in Taiwan, South Korea, Israel, and Switzerland. In Taiwan, shelters have been installed to cover 300% of the population, and in Seoul, South Korea, shelters accommodate 3.5 times the population! 🛡️🏢
Singapore, Israel, and Switzerland also have high installation rates for shelters. But what about Japan? 🤨🇯🇵
Surprisingly, the number of evacuation shelters in Japan is at 111.6% nationwide, which is quite high. Moreover, with the advanced subway system, these could serve as evacuation sites in an emergency. However, they do not provide protection against large attacks such as ballistic missiles. Additionally, with the high population density in Tokyo, it seems impractical for everyone to take refuge underground. 🚇🏙️
The biggest issue is that the locations of these shelters are not widely known among the public. If an emergency were to occur, it is predicted that a major panic would ensue in the city center. Therefore, the government needs to provide detailed information to citizens about evacuation sites in case of emergencies. 🏃♂️🏃♀️🚨
There is a U.S. military base in Japan, and it could be a target in the event of an emergency. Therefore, it is crucial for the government to regularly disseminate information about evacuation sites to foster a sense of preparedness among the citizens. 🇺🇸🎯
We must not forget that Japan is neighboring a major power. 🌏⚠️
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