Abstract
Currently, disaster prevention education is mainly for children, and there is little disaster prevention education
for adults of the parents’ generation. In addition to the mechanism of earthquakes and evacuation
methods, there are quite a few aspects of disaster prevention education that require the understanding of
adults, such as seismic reinforcement and furniture fixing to reduce disaster risk, and non-life insurance that
transfers disaster risk to others. Therefore, the authors held a workshop where parents and children could
learn about disaster prevention. In this paper, we report and discuss the results of the three-year workshop and
future developments.
