1.	Open the door		28.	Keep away from vending machines

	2.	Pull the car over to the side of the road		29.	The fire moves at a speed of 100 meters per hour. It is safer to walk.

	3.	The underground mall		30.	Turn off the breaker

	4.	Earthquake warning (Packing tapes)		31.	The disaster reporting by the Nippon Broadcasting System

	5.	It's safer inside the building		32.	Never use the fan for gas leaks

	6.	Don't use elevators		33.	Close the main gas valve

	7.	Beware of gas leaks		34.	Tell you are safe, with a relay of phone calls

	8.	It is safer upstairs		35.	The danger underground is panic

	9.	Pets		36.	The gas stations were OK

	10.	The speed of a fire is 100 meters per hour		37.	How to save people under the closet

	11.	Gas stations are safe		38.	A tsunami comes without warning

	12.	Skyscrapers		39.	A tsunami is as fast as a bullet-train

	13.	Beware of false rumors		40.	Beware of landslides

	14.	Don't rush outside		41.	Don't use the phone unless it's an emergency

	15.	The danger in the subway is panic		42.	It is easier to call by the public telephone

	16.	Try not to use the phone		43.	If the fire reaches the ceiling, run away

	17.	Turn off the main gas valve when you evacuate		44.	Kitchen wraps and plastic garbage bags are useful

	18.	Beware of tsunami（2）		45.	Handy things

	19.	Calls can only be made through public telephones		46.	The roads buckle with the earthquake

	20.	Wear shoes with thick soles		47.	The emergency messaging service

	21.	The roads will buckle in an intensity of 5 or over (on the Japanese scale)		48.	The public telephone will become free of charge in times of disaster

	22.	Excess media reports		49.	The system to know your family's safety

	23.	Don't use your car		50.	Share the information of your lifeline with the radio stations in Tokyo

	24.	Prepare slippers with thick soles at the foot of your bed		51.	Taxi reporting system for disaster prevention

	25.	Call around in a loud voice		52.	A person who experienced the Miyagi earthquake looks back: "The batteries were great in using the radio"

	26.	Bucket brigades prevent the fire from spreading		53.	A person who experienced the Miyagi earthquake looks back: "You can't make a phone call with the mobile phone"

	27.	Fire engines will not come