Sanriku Railway Earthquake learning train

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The Great East Japan Earthquake highlighted a variety of issues, including energy, life-saving activities, evacuation shelters, debris disposal, temporary housing, public housing for disasters, town planning, industrial revitalization, education, and population decline. How was the situation resolved in the affected areas of Sanriku?
　Sanriku Railway is preparing this program with the hope that it will be useful for local disaster prevention and mitigation by passing on the lessons of the disaster.

Schedule Whole year

  • Earthquake Learning

【Overview】
While traveling on a temporary train (chartered car), Sanriku Railway employees or coastal residents will explain the situation at the time of the earthquake.


The service section is between Kuji Station and Tanohata Station, between Uzosumai Station and Miyako Station, and between Sakari Station and Kamaishi Station.

〇Sanriku Railway Earthquake Learning Train PDF version brochure data is here ↓↓

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◎ For more details, please check below ↓↓

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Activity Plan Outline

Place
①Kuji Station-Tanohata Station ②Sori Station-Kamaishi Station
Period of holding
Schedule Whole year
Time required
About 1 hour
Fee
For each vehicle 35,300 yen within the prefecture, 43,300 yen outside the prefecture
Maximum number of people
①Kuji Station-Tanohata Station Maximum of 4 cars with 40-57 seats
②Mori Station-Kamaishi Station Maximum of 3 cars with 50 seats
Reservation time limit
Student groups are accepted two years before the use date, and general groups are accepted one year before the use date.

Contact

Sanriku Railway Earthquake learning train