TOKYO, Nov 21 (Bernama-AsiaNet) -- High school students from 29
countries will be invited to Japan to visit Miyagi Prefecture and
Wakayama Prefecture, where they will join Japanese students to study and
make field visits to learn about disaster prevention and reduction. In
Kochi Prefecture, students will also participate in the High School
Summit
on "World Tsunami Awareness Day" in Kuroshio.
The students will learn about the history of tsunami, post-earthquake recovery/reconstruction in Japan, and disaster risk prevention and reduction efforts for a possible Nankai Trough Earthquake. The purpose of the program is to foster leaders who will be responsible for mitigating the effects of earthquakes and tsunami and building national resilience in the future.
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on "World Tsunami Awareness Day" in Kuroshio.
The students will learn about the history of tsunami, post-earthquake recovery/reconstruction in Japan, and disaster risk prevention and reduction efforts for a possible Nankai Trough Earthquake. The purpose of the program is to foster leaders who will be responsible for mitigating the effects of earthquakes and tsunami and building national resilience in the future.
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