Information Disaster Prevention Tourism in Kuroshio Town

Kuroshio-cho, which is rich in nature, faces the Pacific Ocean, is home to whales and dolphins, and culture has been nurtured along with the blessings of the sea, such as single-line fishing of bonito and sun salt. Natural activity is also a popular Machi for whale watching and surfing.
On the other hand, Kuroshio-cho is expected to have the largest tsunami in Japan at a height of 34m. At Machi, the public and private sectors are working together on various disaster prevention measures with the aim of achieving zero evacuees and zero victims.
In recent years, large-scale disasters have occurred frequently not only in Japan but also around the world, what is important for us is to acquire the ability to think and act on our own in order to "protect our own lives". Isn't it?
The program provided as a disaster prevention tourism in Kuroshio-cho is to understand the dual nature of nature's blessings and disaster, and to learn how to interact with people and nature. You can also learn about the thoughts and initiatives of the people of Machi who are aiming for zero casualties while always having a high awareness of disaster prevention, and exchange opinions on unanswered issues that assume every situation, so you can acquire flexible ideas that enhance the possibility of survival.