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<p>The operation and management of an shelter in a disaster requires better coordination among disabled people and other parties such as local communities, professional experts and public administrations. In view of such idea, a training program was implemented aiming at developing imagination skills in a disaster. The training brought about many effects as follows: 1)Raised awareness of disabled persons for social integration through taking roles of actors of various types such as participants and lecturers, 2)Developed skills of local communities in communication with disabled persons, 3)Encouraged participation of disabled persons particularly of a group having less social connections, 4)Clarified sharing of responsibilities of each stakeholders, 5)Encouraged proposals on universal designing for disaster shelters utilizing personal experiences of disaster affected disabled people, and 6) Provided disabled people of various types with opportunities of exchanging information and participating in social debates.<b> </b></p>

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The affected area by the Great East Japan Earthquake, has a tight-knit community with strong relationships. However, the elderly are more outspoken than other community members, and not everyone in the area can freely voice their opinions. Still, the recovery process takes a long time. In Japanese provincial towns and fishing villages where populations are declining, it is important to acknowledge the opinions and contributions of the younger generation regarding town development and rehabilitation.This research examines the town rehabilitation planning process, which was written by adults and junior high school students during integrated study periods at schools, and states the importance of the younger generation's participation in the town's development and rehabilitation.

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In Turkey, the policy of housing recovery is supply of permanent houses by National Government for owner-occupier. Those houses are constructed in suburbs apart from the damaged built-up area Since twenty months after earthquake, many people moved to the new permanent houses. However, a few houses were rebuilt in the damaged areas because of both height regulation for rebuilding and difficult negotiation of condominium owners, In this study, we clarify the sufferer's behavior for individual recovery, effect on housing relocation and their adaptation of the changed environment The main results are shown as follows : 1) sufferer's behavior for recovery of housing and economic activity are polarized because there are no job opportunity in the suburbs. 2) the residents are very various in the permanent houses, because many owners want to rent for the others who did not get houses in the old town where a few houses are rebuilt

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In this paper, intentions of victims towards housing reconstruction and important factors in decision making on where to live and whether rebuilding own houses or living in public housing were analyzed. Data were gathered through questionnaire survey distributed and collected by mail, which was conducted three years after the earthquake. Targets were disaster victims who live in privately rented housing provided as temporary housing in Sendai after the Great East Japan Earthquake and Tsunami. It was found that only half of them had the plan for permanent housing at the moment. Regarding factors related to housing reconstruction, convenience of location of houses were the evaluated most important, and the living with people of the former community was the least important.

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Purpose – This paper aims to consider the current situation of relocation in Japan after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake (GEJE) in the context of past examples and post-disaster housing relocation projects in other countries.
Design/methodology/approach – Information about international cases of post-disaster housing relocation was gathered though desk and literature review, supplemented by field visits to the sites for direct observation and interviews with people involved in the relocation projects.
Findings – To be successful, residential relocation must consider livelihood, especially in regards to location. Involvement of the residents in the planning and decision making process creates housing relocation projects that better meet residents’ needs. Japan faces some unique challenges, yet shares commonalities with other countries, for example, in tsunami-stricken fishing areas. Housing relocation in Tohoku must strive to be accountable to the needs of the residents and the specific contexts of their communities.
Originality/value – There is still a limited amount of literature in English that considers the issues of relocation in recovery after the GEJE in an international context, especially comprehensive comparisons with multiple countries. Although this paper does not deal with each international case in great detail, the comparison provides a good overview of the key issues for residents in post-disaster relocation, and suggests how lessons from international cases could be applied to the challenges that Japan currently faces in relocation planning in the Tohoku region.

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Our country, Japan has progressed with the preparation of living environments for earthquake survivors during time of disaster at Nigata Chuetsu earthquake. However since the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami was one of the worst disasters in history, apart from the problem with environment of evacuation for people in need of help under disaster conditions, difficulties in providing housing support for earthquake survivors have become apparent. Sendai city, its administrative function continued training to support these people at the disaster even before the disaster, they managed to allocate people into housing facilities depending of evacuees' physical condition or situations. On the other hand in small municipalities that suffered horrific damage, a part of aged survivors had to use a public welfare evacuation center due to a loss of life function caused by living at uncomfortable evacuation centers for long periods.

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Public Housing Provided for Earthquake Survivors for The Mid Niigata Prefecture Earthquake differed in site locations and forms depending on the reconstruction policies of the municipalities. In this research, the reality of Public Housing Provided for Earthquake Survivors after five years from the earthquake was analyzed. The results are described below. 1)The households which need consideration for living such as solitary aged people tend to be concentrated in same complexes because of the conditions of site location etc. 2) In the large-scale public housing in urban areas, there is a tendency in general they lack interaction with the local communities. 3) Among the residents of public housing, rather than in order for maintaining the communities in the villages, there are more relatively young households with a strong aspiration for permanent residency which decided to move in after prioritizing each household's relationship with blood relatives etc.

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In the Mid Niigata Earthquake, there are many landslides in the mountains area and the suburban hillside area and many villages are unable to be reconstructed in the original sites. Therefore, these villages are reconstructed through the projects of houses relocation for disaster prevention into safe sites, which are located partly near the old villages and partly near the central town. These houses relocation projects are evaluated variously according to the geographical and social characteristics of villages and to the relocation types. We implemented the questionnaire survey for each sufferer whose house is relocated. As a result, most of them are satisfied. But it is clarified that there are problems, such as the environmental capability of villagers against the new living conditions and the continuity of agriculture in the existing farmlands in the mountains, in the case of relocation of houses into the suburban zone of central town far from the old village in mountains.

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In the Mid Niigata Earthquake, there are many landslides in the mountains area and the suburban hillside area and many villages are unable to be reconstructed in the original sites. Therefore, these villages are reconstructed through the projects of houses relocation for disaster prevention into safe sites, which are located partly near the old villages and partly near the central town. These houses relocation projects are evaluated variously according to the geographical and social characteristics of villages and to the relocation types. We implemented the questionnaire survey for each sufferer whose house is relocated. As a result, most of them are satisfied. But it is clarified that there are problems, such as the environmental capability of villagers against the new living conditions and the continuity of agriculture in the existing farmlands in the mountains, in the case of relocation of houses into the suburban zone of central town far from the old village in mountains.

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In the Mid Niigata Earthquake, there are many landslides in the mountains area and the suburban hillside area and many villages are unable to be reconstructed in the original sites. Therefore, these villages are reconstructed through the projects of houses relocation for disaster prevention into safe sites, which are located partly near the old villages and partly near the central town. These houses relocation projects are evaluated variously according to the geographical and social characteristics of villages and to the relocation types. We implemented the questionnaire survey for each sufferer whose house is relocated. As a result, most of them are satisfied. But it is clarified that there are problems, such as the environmental capability of villagers against the new living conditions and the continuity of agriculture in the existing farmlands in the mountains, in the case of relocation of houses into the suburban zone of central town far from the old village in mountains.

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In the reconstruction of Niigata Prefecture after the Chuetsu Earthquake, the damage by“the ground disaster”in the mountain area and in the developed residential area of the city suburbs was characteristic. In the mountain villages where groups had to move because of the earthquake damage, it is important for a sustainable community to not only reconstruct housing lots, but also farmlands which provided their livelihood. These cases could be classified by damage level, the site conditions, and reconstruction policy of the local government. People's desires and reconstruction of their lives were unique. In a housing lots area in the city suburbs, most residents kept living there because most of the housing reconstruction was done in conjunction with the reconstruction of the public roads. Even though many households were worried about safety, they couldn't afford to move and have a double mortgage and other problems.

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This paper describes the results of investigations operated on four timber apartment houses and their seismic diagnosis. The results of the seismic diagnosis were far below the required values in the Building Standard Law. The authors conducted structural reinforcement repair work on two of these apartment houses in collaboration with the Foundation of Sumida Community Development Cooperation in Kyojima. Detailed investigation accompanied by partial destruction of the memgbers were conducted before the repair work, and deterioration of the hidden members were revealed. Their structural performance evaluation is discussed based on the results of the detailed investigation and repair work.

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The purpose of the study was to examine the method for community pre-restoration from Tsunami disaster, in Minami Cho (Town), Pref. Tokushima. Although people living in Minami Cho, have known about Tsunami disaster, and practiced well respondence against it, they have not lessoned for community pre-restoratin after Tsunami disaster. We focused on two points of views such as prevented and respondent activities, and as pre-restoration activities. We made both program of practical study which used time-managed calendar for restoration and simulation cards for the workshop which included town excurtion and community meeting. The results show that people have changed their consciousness and attitudes of not only prevention from Tsunami but also recovery after disaster and that workshop program is effective for community revitarization of small scale town such as old Yuki Town.

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Promoting seismic retrofit for wooden house congested areas is an important subject. But there are many difficulties except for the economy, too in that area. In this paper, we examine the method of promoting seismic retrofit for various inhabitants referring to EverettM.Rogers' theory through a case of grass-roots movement in Kyojima

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Group removal project for disaster privention was applied to the case of reconstruction of settlements from Niigata-ken Chuetsu earthquake disaster. We conducted survey on past examples of group removal project for disaster privention in depopulated mountainous areas. This paper identifies characteristics and isses of group removal project for disaster privention as a system for reconstruction of settlement in depopulated mountainous area.

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