1.	First, put out the fire		26.	The radio is greatly relied on during earthquakes

	2.	The emergency kit		27.	The amazing works of volunteers

	3.	How to contact your family		28.	The radio is for emergency

	4.	Block walls can be dangerous		29.	Fasten the furniture

	5.	Check the evacuation center		30.	Prepare the emergency kit in several places

	6.	Radio is the best		31.	Keep contact with your neighbors

	7.	Fill the bath tub with water		32.	Block walls are dangerous

	8.	Fasten the furniture		33.	Buried under the furniture

	9.	Earthquake warning (Announcement)		34.	Prepare medicines that you usually use

	10.	Always have medicines ready		35.	Use the radio in daily life

	11.	Check where the playground is		36.	Do you know how to use an extinguisher?

	12.	First aid treatment		37.	What about a radio for a birthday present?

	13.	Experience an earthquake		38.	Prepare water and food that would last you 3 days

	14.	Don't let your children sleep in front of the closet		39.	Keep an emergency kit in your car

	15.	The escape ladder		40.	For your identification, keep your driver's license with you at all times.

	16.	Be careful of tsunami（1）		41.	Bottle the water in case the water gets cut off

	17.	Make an evacuation corner at home		42.	With the help of taxis and barber shops

	18.	Check the emergency exit and the escape route		43.	Keep spare glasses and dentures

	19.	You could be the leader		44.	83.7% of the casualties died of suffocation or were crushed

	20.	Prepare food and water to last you 3 days		45.	The water will only be 2 kilometers away

	21.	Earthquake prediction is limited		46.	Portable toilets should be in your emergency kit

	22.	Take your radio on an outing		47.	People living in on an active fault should secure their homes

	23.	Elderly people		48.	"Red Page": the disaster prevention information in the telephone directory

	24.	The magnitude and the earthquake		49.	May 26th 2003 the earthquake in Tohoku district Radios were greatly relied on during the blackout

	25.	Do you know what EWS is?		50.	A person who experienced the Miyagi earthquake looks back: "You can get information with the radio, even during a blackout."