Emergency Service

🆘 Emergency Contact Information

For urgent help during your stay, please contact the numbers below immediately.

🚑 Medical Emergency / Ambulance

Dial: 119

• Say: "Ambulance, please."

• You can say: "Someone is sick/injured."

🚒 Fire

Dial: 119

• Say: "Fire, please."

• You can say: "There is a fire."

🚓 Police

Dial: 110

• Say: "Police, please."

• You can say: "There is an emergency." or "I need help."

🏠 Your Address (for emergency use):

Nana House Nerima

📍 [Nerima-ku, toyotamanaka 2-7-4]
📞 Host contact: [090-8270-2329]

​Nana House Ekoda

📍[Nerima-ku, asahigaoka 2-35-7]
📞 Host contact:[090-8270-2329]​

🗣 Helpful Japanese Phrases

• "Kyuukyuu desu. (Emergency!)"

• "Netsu ga arimasu. (I have a fever.)"

• "Kemuri desu. (There is smoke.)"

• "Jiko desu. (There’s an accident.)"

🧭 How to Communicate

• Speak slowly.

• If possible, use a translation app.

• Stay calm and give your location clearly.

🏠 Emergency Evacuation Guide (Earthquake) – Nerima City, Tokyo

📍 Property Address 1:(Nana House Nerima)

2-7-4 Toyotama-Naka, Nerima-ku, Tokyo

• Nearest Evacuation Shelter:

  • Toyotama Elementary School
    📍 4-2-20 Toyotama-Naka, Nerima-ku, Tokyo
    🏫 Type: Public Elementary School
    

• Alternative Shelter:

  • Toyotama Daini Elementary School
    📍 2-16-1 Toyotama-Kami, Nerima-ku, Tokyo
    🏫 Type: Public Elementary School
    

📍 Property Address 2:(Nana House Ekoda)

2-35-7 Asahigaoka, Nerima-ku, Tokyo

• Nearest Evacuation Shelter:

  • Asahigaoka Elementary School
    📍 2-21-1 Asahigaoka, Nerima-ku, Tokyo
    🏫 Type: Public Elementary School
    

• Alternative Shelter:

  • Kotake Elementary School
    📍 2-6-7 Kotake-cho, Nerima-ku, Tokyo
    🏫 Type: Public Elementary School
    

🚨 What to Do in Case of an Earthquake

1. Stay Calm: Protect yourself from falling objects by taking cover under sturdy furniture.

2. Evacuate if Necessary: If the building is unsafe, evacuate to the nearest open area or designated evacuation shelter.

3. Bring Essentials: Take your passport, wallet, mobile phone, and any necessary medications.

4. Follow Official Instructions: Listen to local authorities and follow their guidance.