Minami Disaster Prevention

Minami Disaster Prevention

by Minami Town

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 23, 2019
  • June 29, 2026
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Minami Disaster Prevention Navi is the official app of Minami, Tokushima Prefecture, a town dedicated to disaster prevention. Functions ・ Notification and display of Japan Meteorological Agency warnings and alerts The app displays warnings and alerts issued for Minami. It also delivers notifications when warnings and alerts are issued. ・ Notification and display of announcements The app displays announcements related to disaster prevention from Minami, along with a map. It also delivers notifications when the announcements is issued. ・ Display of live camera images The app shows images from live cameras installed around Minami. (Live camera images are shown in a browser.) ・ Disaster reporting Users can report disaster site conditions to Minami, with photos and location information. ・ Display of disaster prevention information The app displays tsunami evacuation sites and maps, flood emergency sites, and a Hiwasagawa River flooding hazard map (with mudflow warning zones, etc.). ・ Evacuation route display The app displays the route from the user's current location to an evacuation site, to support evacuation in the event of a tsunami or flood. Users can also simulate evacuation by displaying the route from a specific point to an evacuation site. (The route is displayed in a browser or in the Google Maps app.) Caution: ・ The app may be downloaded and used free of charge, but requires fixed packet communications. Packet communication charges may be incurred, according to the app user's communications provider contract.
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What's New in Minami Disaster Prevention

1.8.1

June 29, 2026

* Added support for the new disaster prevention weather information launched by the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) in late May.