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Notice

Last Update 2023.6.26

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Information for Daily Living

A Guide to Classification and Disposal of Trash and Recyclable Materials(Multilingual)

The new multilingual tourist information booklet

Nagaoka City Tourism Promotion Movie

「Nagaoka City Tourism Promotion Movie」image

We introduce you nature, streetscape, hot springs, food and daily life in Nagaoka City with beautiful images.
For more information.

Information of Disaster Prevention

Checklist of Emergency Items to Take with You and Checklist of Stocked items

「Checklist of Emergency Items to Take with You and Checklist of Stocked items」の画像

In case of a disaster, it may take some time for necessary supplies to arrive. So be prepared to be self-sufficient for one week.
We have made a Checklist of Emergency Items to Take with You and a Checklist of Stocked items in Easy Japanese, English and Chinese. Please make use of it.

 ⇒Checklist in Easy Japanese(PDF 953KB)
 ⇒Checklist in English(PDF 693KB)
 ⇒Checklist in Chinese(PDF 629KB)

Nagaoka City Flood Warning Hazard Map

「Nagaoka City Flood Warning Hazard Map」image

The Reiwa 1 East Japan Typhoon (Typhoon Hagibis [No. 19], 2019) has caused serious damage in Nagaoka City. This hazard map was edited based on the lesson of this typhoon experience.
This flood warning hazard map is a booklet to give useful information to determine whether to evacuate and actions you should take in case of disaster.
In order to protect your own life and also the lives of the people around you, we advise a three evacuation procedures for flooding.
To ensure that“ No One Gets Left Behind,” let's just do what we can do for now!

Copies of the Nagaoka City Flood Warning Hazard Map is available in easy Japanese, Chinese, English and Vietnamese.
 ⇒Multilingual Nagaoka City Flood Warning Hazard Map

「Safety Information Card for international 」image

We have made a safety information card in English, Chinese and Vietnamese. You can find useful app and contacts for in the event of disasters and emergency situations.
We recommend you to carry it around with you always. The card is able to fold in three and easy to keep in your wallet.
Download a card(PDF 1.8MB)
※Please cut on dotted line to use.

Protect Yourself from Natural Disasters

「Protect Yourself from Natural Disasters」image

Around 10:13 a.m. on July 16th, 2007, a powerful earthquake (Magnitude 6.8 on the Richter Scale) occurred off the coast of the Chûetsu Region of Niigata Prefecture. A quake with an intensity level of 6+ on the Japanese Seismic Scale hit Kashiwazaki City, Nagaoka City, and Kariwa Village in Niigata Prefecture as well as Iizuna Town in Nagano Prefecture. Some other neighboring areas were also hit by a quake with an intensity level over 5- on the Japanese Seismic Scale. Aftershocks continued to occur. Here are some useful tips for you to take:
 ⇒Citizen's Guide to Disaster Prevention in English Revised in March 2017(PDF 17.8MB)
 ⇒Citizen's Guide to Disaster Prevention in Chinese Revised in March 2017(PDF 20.3MB)
 ⇒Citizen's Guide to Disaster Prevention in Portuguese(PDF 40.1MB)

Taking Shelter Indoors and Evacuation in Case of Nuclear Accidents

Other Information

Consultations about Domestic Violence:

In Nagaoka City public organisations and NPOs can help you settle problems of domestic violence.Please refer to this page.
If you need language assistance, please contact the Nagaoka City International Affairs Center where Chinese and English speaking advisors are available.

This website is managed by:

Nagaoka City International Affairs Center
(Chikyû Hiroba).
Phone: 0258-39-2714  Fax: 0258-39-2280
E-mail: kouryu-c@city.nagaoka.lg.jp

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