Chronicles about pre-disaster planning for post-disaster recovery in Tokyo

Ichiko, Taro

doi:10.5736/jares.29.4_54

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“…Draft post-2015 framework for disaster risk reduction from UNISDR [6] also suggest the necessity of visibility to implementation and place emphasis on stakeholders and their roles. Ichiko [7] researches the reconstruction experience drills in Tokyo which follows the manual and tries to grow community resilience through the drill, and conclude the necessity of program and manual in each distinct. On the other hand, the reconstruction program which is based on collaborative and comprehensive view and works is gathering more attentions through the experience of the reconstruction from the Great East Japan Earthquake.…”

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confidence: 99%

Collaborative reconstruction process design before an earthquake through the development of a pre-disaster planning program: a case study in Shinjuku Tokyo

Kawasoe¹

2015

WIT Transactions on the Built Environment

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This study examines the development of pre-disaster planning program which shows the scenario to overcome the issues of reconstruction and revitalization after an earthquake. A provisional program has been applied based on the experience gained from the reconstruction of the Great Hanshin earthquake and the disaster prevention WS in Shinjuku Tokyo. The analysis made clear the followings three points. First, discussions about rebuilding and creation open spaces made the participants more enthusiastic about their future lifestyle comparing to discussions about road construction planning. Second, more participants were able to recognize their role in the reconstruction process through discussion with other participants about their roles in a future reconstruction. Third, the reconstruction manual based on the results of the WS contributed to clarify the common interest point and fascinate people about discussion on reconstruction scenario. The study points out that pre-disaster planning program contribute in making people become a part of the reconstruction scenario planning and motivate them to prepare for a future disaster.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%