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High School Students Start the “Doi Buddy Project,” a Monitoring Activity for the Elderly as Disaster Prevention Agents, Shizuoka/Izu City Promotes Building Relationships in Times of Emergency

Monitoring activities for the elderly by high school students have begun in Izu City as bearers of disaster prevention in the Izu region where the aging population is progressing. At Izu Sogo High School Doi Branch School in Izu City, we aim to build a “Doi Buddy Project” where each student becomes a partner “buddy” for the elderly and prepares for emergencies. Door-to-door visits aimed at building face-seeing relationships began on the 29th, an…
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Monitoring activities for the elderly by high school students have begun in Izu City as bearers of disaster prevention in the Izu region where the aging population is progressing. At Izu Sogo High School Doi Branch School in Izu City, we aim to build a “Doi Buddy Project” where each student becomes a partner “buddy” for the elderly and prepares for emergencies. Door-to-door visits aimed at building face-seeing relationships began on the 29th, an…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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