[Survival Test in Japan] Experiencing a Level 7 Seismic Intensity Earthquake in Tokyo

[Japan Earthquake Warning] Experts predict that a magnitude 8 earthquake may occur in Japan at any time! More and more Hong Kong people love to travel to Japan independently, but when you are in Tokyo, Osaka or Fukuoka, do you really know how to escape and save yourself when disaster strikes in an instant? In the event of a major earthquake, typhoon or even a fire in a confined space in Japan, the common Hong Kong mentality of "only caring about eating, drinking and having fun" can easily become a fatal blind spot! In this episode, Alex and Tora travel to the Honjo Disaster Prevention Center in Kinshicho, Tokyo, to conduct an extreme disaster preparedness and survival test! We will personally challenge ourselves with a simulated magnitude 7 earthquake (a realistic experience of being shaken to the point of brain damage and completely immobilized!), a smoke-filled fire escape experience, a simulated typhoon with level 10 gales and torrential rain, and a test of pushing open a door under 30cm of water pressure during an urban flood. It turns out that official Japanese statistics indicate that 90% of disaster victims actually die from fires, not earthquakes? And if you encounter a flood while traveling in Japan, escaping from inside a vehicle is actually easier than pushing open an emergency exit? This video contains invaluable life-saving tips and first-aid tools for traveling in Japan—things money can't buy. Whether you're planning a solo trip to Tokyo, a family vacation, or a frequent traveler to Japan for food, drinks, and fun, this practical life-saving guide could definitely save your life! Remember to share it with your friends who often fly to Japan—better safe than sorry! 📌 Our Disaster Prevention Museum's official website and reservation information: https://www.tfd.metro.tokyo.lg.jp/tai... Address: 4-6-6 Yokokawa, Sumida-ku, Tokyo (approximately 10-minute walk from JR Kinshicho Station) ⏱️ Key Chapters of the Film: Support us, become a member    / @jumpjumpcat222   🎥 If you enjoyed this video, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe to my channel to explore more Tokyo food and travel tips! 🔔 Remember to turn on notifications to receive the latest video updates. More information: Subscribe to the channel:    / @jumpjumpcat222   Follow us on Facebook:   / jumpjumpcat222   Follow our Threads: https://www.threads.com/@jumpjumpcat222 #TokyoTravel #JapanEarthquake #SurvivalTipsForTravelersInJapan #HojoDisasterPreventionCenter #TokyoAttractions #JapanTravel #BePreparedForSafety #CantoneseYoutouber