Medical Activity Training and Study

Participated in the Study Tour to develop your skills to survive the initial 72hours after an earthquake at Sona Area Tokyo, followed by a group work session.

A study session was held. A report on activities following the Oku-Noto torrential rain disaster was presented, followed by a group discussion on learning methods for disaster relief.

Once again this year, HuMA members participated in a training exercise aimed at improving the ability to respond promptly and accurately to emergency rescue operations in the event of a large-scale disaster.

Training on how to respond to casualties in the event of a large-scale disaster utilizing vessels was conducted on board SHIRASE vessels.

The HuMA team is participating in a disaster drill hosted by Peace Winds Japan (PWJ). We will support disaster victims in cooperation with many other attending organizations in a scenario under the assumption that a huge earthquake and tsunami has caused extensive damage in a wide area.

– End of Drill – The multi-organization joint training was successfully completed. We had a total of about 60 simulated patients, including some in critical condition, and we handled them. Each person has his/her own family and life, and no one life can be taken lightly. In order to protect precious lives, it is necessary […]

For dinner, we had curry from the soup kitchen. The warm meal was a welcome relief from the tension of the training. We never know when a disaster will strike, and that is why we want to participate in such drills and prepare ourselves little by little.

The HuMA team is participating in a disaster drill hosted by Peace Winds Japan (PWJ) again this year. We will support disaster victims in cooperation with many other attending organizations in a scenario where communication is cut off and power goes out due to a large-scale disaster. Last year, we were a bit overwhelmed by […]