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September 1: Children Practice Evacuation from Tsunami

On Disaster Prevention Day, elementary students in Mashike Town, Hokkaido, gather at their seaside school to face a looming threat: a tsunami that could reach 15 meters. Racing against the clock, they sprint to higher ground, climbing 42 meters in just 20 minutes. Will their practiced steps hold when the real earthquake comes?

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9がつ1日は「防災ぼうさい」です。100ねん以上いじょうまえ関東地方かんとうちほうおおきい地震じしんがあって、たくさんのひとくなりました。
北海道増毛町ほっかいどうましけちょう小学校しょうがっこうでは、地震じしん津波つなみたときにこまらないようにげる訓練くんれんをしました。
小学校しょうがっこううみちかくにあります。専門家せんもんかは、おおきい地震じしんがおこるとたかさ15m以上いじょう津波つなみるとっています。
このため、どもたちはたか場所ばしょまではしりました。みんな、20ぷんぐらいでたかさ42mのところにきました。
6年生ねんせいおとこは「本当ほんとう地震じしんのときもげることができるようにしたいです」とはなしました。

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September 1 is 'Disaster Prevention Day.' Over 100 years ago, a large earthquake occurred in the Kanto region, and many people lost their lives. At an elementary school in Mashike Town, Hokkaido, students practiced evacuating to avoid trouble when a tsunami comes after an earthquake. The elementary school is located near the sea. Experts say that if a large earthquake occurs, a tsunami over 15 meters high could come. For this reason, the children ran to a high place. Everyone reached a height of 42 meters in about 20 minutes. A sixth-grade boy said, 'I want to be able to evacuate during a real earthquake as well.'

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