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共に未来を築き災害への備えを強化しましょう◾️ふと出会う場所が、未来への道しるべになる 共に未来を築き災害への備えを強化しましょう◾️ふと出会う場所が、未来への道しるべになる

Let's build the future together and strengthen disaster preparedness. The places we encounter will become guideposts to the future.

 

― A place where you want to pause quietly on your journey ―

Sometimes, when traveling, you encounter places that weren't on your itinerary or map,
yet for some reason, you find yourself stopping.
There, it wasn't the scenery, but a stillness that allowed you to face your memories.

The
**"Iwate Tsunami Memorial (Great East Japan Earthquake Tsunami Memorial Museum)"** in Rikuzentakata City, Iwate Prefecture,
is one such "important place you encounter along the way."

📍 180 Dodegai, Kesen-cho, Rikuzentakata City
🔗 Official Website@shinsai_densyo


◾️ To never forget that day, to live for the future

Here, videos and photos from the time of the earthquake,
testimonies from people, and parts of buildings destroyed by the tsunami are on display.

🌊 These records don't just convey the past.
"To ensure it never happens again,"
they gently offer us wisdom and perspectives to protect the future.


◾️ Disaster preparedness is in our daily choices

The word "prepare"
is not just for special people, but concerns everyone's lives.

For example, choosing a job related to disaster prevention or reconstruction
is a step towards supporting the community.
🛠️ Creating invisible "peace of mind for someone else" through your own actions.
I believe there are such ways to create the future.


◾️ Learn while moving. Feel in the wind.

While traveling, sometimes a place that is not just a tourist attraction,
a "place where you encounter what you should know," suddenly appears.

Even without a plan, there is value.
🚐 Sometimes, stop, close your eyes, and listen.
That stillness might just teach you the true meaning of your journey.

The scenery encountered during the trip and the memories touched at the Tsunami Memorial Museum. They have given us the true meaning of "preparation" and the perspective to protect the future.

📍 Postscript:

This desire for "preparation" is currently taking shape at FELDON SHELTER JAPAN, a product manufacturer.

"As a manufacturer, we want to contribute to society, even in a small way."

Under this quiet intention, initiatives for disaster response and infrastructure maintenance sites have been compiled. If there is a place that needs the performance of this product, we hope this information will help protect the future.

🔗 FELDON SHELTER JAPAN|Product Utilization for Contribution to Social Safety

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