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Using the Experience of Supporting Areas Affected by the Kumamoto Earthquake as a Lesson for Disaster Prevention: A Staff Member From a Senior Care Facility Dispatched as a Volunteer From Tottori Prefecture Reports on Their Activities

A staff member from a senior citizens' welfare facility in Yonago City, Tottori Prefecture, who was dispatched as a volunteer to the area affected by the Kumamoto earthquake in July 2026, reported on his activities there to the facility's residents. Kazuo Watanabe of the Koheikai Social Welfare Corporation: "I explained the situation at home and asked what they needed done, like removing rubble." The person who reported on his activities in the …
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A staff member from a senior citizens' welfare facility in Yonago City, Tottori Prefecture, who was dispatched as a volunteer to the area affected by the Kumamoto earthquake in July 2026, reported on his activities there to the facility's residents. Kazuo Watanabe of the Koheikai Social Welfare Corporation: "I explained the situation at home and asked what they needed done, like removing rubble." The person who reported on his activities in the …

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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