Japan Earthquake 2024 | What It’s Like To Travel There Now And How To Stay Safe #travel #japan
Are you planning to travel to Japan in 2024? If so, you need to watch this video.
I’ll tell you everything you need to know about the recent earthquake and tsunami that hit the country, and how they may affect your trip. You’ll also learn how to stay safe and prepared for any emergency, and how to enjoy the best of Japan’s culture and beauty.
Don’t miss this essential guide to traveling to Japan after the disaster.
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Hello everyone and welcome back to my Channel today something unexpected happened today January 1st 2024 Japan wake up with a powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.6 struck the central part of the country causing widespread damage and disruption the Quake was followed by a series of aftershocks and a 10-ft
Tsunami that hit some coastal areas at least two people were killed and 160 injured according to official reports Japan is a beautiful and fascinating country but it is also prone to natural disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis if you are planning to travel to Japan you may be wondering how the
Earthquake will affect your trip here are some things to consider and prepare for before and during your visit this advice Not only would help you to those who are traveling to Japan or they’re already there this advises can help you even if you are on another country or
Destination and a natural dis disaster occur let’s started first think you need to do is check the latest travel advisory from your government and the Japanese authorities some areas may be unsafe or inaccessible due to the quake and its aftermath you may also need to follow certain health and safety protocols
Placed by the Japanese governments make sure you have adequate travel insurance that covers natural disasters and medical emergencies you may also want to consider getting a cancellation or Interruption policy in case you need to change or cancel your plans pack a small emergency kit with Essentials such as
Water food flashlight whistle first aid kit and copies of your important documents you may also want to bring a portable charger and a spare battery for your phone hire a pocket Wi-Fi or buy a 4G sim card for your phone when visiting Japan this will help you stay connected
And access useful information and services online you can also download some offline apps and maps for navigation and translation don’t blindly buy a JR pass thinking all tourists need it depending on your itinerary and travel style you may find other options more convenient and cost effective some
Trains may also be delayed or suspended due to the Quake so check the schedules and availability before you book learn some basic Japanese phrases and etiquette rules and this applied to any country that you visiting this will help you communicate and interact with the locals especially in rural areas where
English may not be widely spoken it will also show respect and appreciation for the Japanese culture and customs be aware of the signs and warnings of an earthquake and a tsunami if you feel the ground shaking drop cover and hold on to something sturdy stay away from Windows shelves
And heavy objects that may fall if you are indoors stay inside until the shaking stops if you are Outdoors move away from buildings power lines and trees if you hear a siren or an announcement of a tsunami head to Higher Ground or a designated evacuation area as soon as possible follow the
Instructions of the local authorities and emergency Personnel if you are already in Japan and a natural disaster occurs stay calm and alert contact your family and friends to let them know you are safe you can also register with your Embassy or consulate for assistance and updates check the local media and online
Sources for the latest information and advice avoid traveling to affected areas unless absolutely necessary if you need to leave the country contact your airline or travel agent for options and availability Japan is a resilient and hospitable country that has overcome many challenges in the past despite the
Recent earthquake it remains a safe and rewarding destination for Travelers by following these tips you can enjoy your trip to Japan and be prepared for any unexpected situation and this is not just to travel to Japan and such a unexpected moment like the earthquake that is happening this tips
Can help you to any destination that you visit and a natural disaster occur this is a disgrace and a difficult way to start 2024 my heart and good wishes go out to all the people in Japan at this difficult times that’s is for today’s video if you learn something new please
Subscribe to my channel don’t forget to like and comment and liked always see you next time
Japan Earthquake 2024 | What It’s Like To Travel There Now And How To Stay Safe #travel #japan
Are you planning to travel to Japan in 2024?
If so, you need to watch this video.
I’ll tell you everything you need to know about the recent earthquake and tsunami that hit the country, and how they may affect your trip.
You’ll also learn how to stay safe and prepared for any emergency, and how to enjoy the best of Japan’s culture and beauty.
Don’t miss this essential guide to traveling to Japan after the disaster.
Remember to Subscribe, like and comment!
Hello everyone and welcome back to my Channel today something unexpected happened today January 1st 2024 Japan wake up with a powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.6 struck the central part of the country causing widespread damage and disruption the Quake was followed by a series of aftershocks and a 10-ft
Tsunami that hit some coastal areas at least two people were killed and 160 injured according to official reports Japan is a beautiful and fascinating country but it is also prone to natural disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis if you are planning to travel to Japan you may be wondering how the
Earthquake will affect your trip here are some things to consider and prepare for before and during your visit this advice Not only would help you to those who are traveling to Japan or they’re already there this advises can help you even if you are on another country or
Destination and a natural dis disaster occur let’s started first think you need to do is check the latest travel advisory from your government and the Japanese authorities some areas may be unsafe or inaccessible due to the quake and its aftermath you may also need to follow certain health and safety protocols
Placed by the Japanese governments make sure you have adequate travel insurance that covers natural disasters and medical emergencies you may also want to consider getting a cancellation or Interruption policy in case you need to change or cancel your plans pack a small emergency kit with Essentials such as
Water food flashlight whistle first aid kit and copies of your important documents you may also want to bring a portable charger and a spare battery for your phone hire a pocket Wi-Fi or buy a 4G sim card for your phone when visiting Japan this will help you stay connected
And access useful information and services online you can also download some offline apps and maps for navigation and translation don’t blindly buy a JR pass thinking all tourists need it depending on your itinerary and travel style you may find other options more convenient and cost effective some
Trains may also be delayed or suspended due to the Quake so check the schedules and availability before you book learn some basic Japanese phrases and etiquette rules and this applied to any country that you visiting this will help you communicate and interact with the locals especially in rural areas where
English may not be widely spoken it will also show respect and appreciation for the Japanese culture and customs be aware of the signs and warnings of an earthquake and a tsunami if you feel the ground shaking drop cover and hold on to something sturdy stay away from Windows shelves
And heavy objects that may fall if you are indoors stay inside until the shaking stops if you are Outdoors move away from buildings power lines and trees if you hear a siren or an announcement of a tsunami head to Higher Ground or a designated evacuation area as soon as possible follow the
Instructions of the local authorities and emergency Personnel if you are already in Japan and a natural disaster occurs stay calm and alert contact your family and friends to let them know you are safe you can also register with your Embassy or consulate for assistance and updates check the local media and online
Sources for the latest information and advice avoid traveling to affected areas unless absolutely necessary if you need to leave the country contact your airline or travel agent for options and availability Japan is a resilient and hospitable country that has overcome many challenges in the past despite the
Recent earthquake it remains a safe and rewarding destination for Travelers by following these tips you can enjoy your trip to Japan and be prepared for any unexpected situation and this is not just to travel to Japan and such a unexpected moment like the earthquake that is happening this tips
Can help you to any destination that you visit and a natural disaster occur this is a disgrace and a difficult way to start 2024 my heart and good wishes go out to all the people in Japan at this difficult times that’s is for today’s video if you learn something new please
Subscribe to my channel don’t forget to like and comment and liked always see you next time