Local governments increasing disaster drills for foreign residents

Local governments increasing disaster drills for foreign residents

Photo taken Nov. 1, 2015, shows Satoshi Hagiwara (far R), a Japanese-Brazilian, participating with his family members in the first disaster drill for foreign residents held by the Takahama city government in Aichi Prefecture. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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