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OPINION
The Eruption Didn’t End in a Week — The 1977 Mount Usu Eruption: 4.5 Years of Crustal Deformation and Prolonged Compound Damage
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RECRUIT
Yui Taka-Hassan, Studying Disaster and Emergency Management in the UK, Joins SAKIGAKE JAPAN
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EVENT
[Activity Report] Presented a Mid-Term Progress Pitch at the Tokyo GX Project “Selected Companies × Support Partners Networking Event”
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EVENT
[Notice] July 25 (Sat) & 26 (Sun)! Exhibiting and Speaking On-Stage at “TOKYO GX ACTION MUSEUM”
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OPINION
The Day the World’s Largest Nuclear Plant Shook — What the Niigata Chuetsu-oki Earthquake Revealed About the Limits of “Design Assumptions”
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OPINION
The Lessons Left by the Jogan Earthquake — History Had Already Warned of a Great Tsunami
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OPINION
A Day of Consecutive “All-Time Records” — The Kyushu Northern Heavy Rains and the Threat of Rainfall in the Age of Climate Change
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OPINION
Warnings Were Issued. Yet People Did Not Evacuate — The West Japan Heavy Rains and the Psychology of “Unable to Flee”
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OPINION
A Disaster Called “Man-Made” — The Atami Debris Flow and the Questions It Raises About Embankment Regulations and Corporate Compliance
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EVENT
SAKIGAKE JAPAN Wins the Grand Prize at the 24th Startup Mentoring Program
