SiraseI Disaster Prevention
(Local information distribution)
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Track record
About 30,000 units of SiraseI Disaster Prevention are in operation in local
communities throughout Japan as of December 2021.
Many local governments have newly introduced or chosen
SiraseI as a replacement for their existing IP notification system.
Introduced by
*As of August 1, 2022
Akkeshi Town, Hokkaido Prefecture
About 4,000 households
Kimobetsu Town, Hokkaido Prefecture
About 600 households
Simamaki Village, Hokkaido Prefecture
About 700 households
Shakotan Town, Hokkaido Prefecture
About 1,100 households
Tsukigata Town, Hokkaido Prefecture
About 1,500 households
Tsurui Village, Hokkaido Prefecture
About 1,100 households
Horokanai Town, Hokkaido Prefecture
About 870 households
Mukawa Town, Hokkaido Prefecture
About 600 households
Awashimaura Village, Niigata Prefecture
About 180 households
Kyoto City Hall
About 100 units
Chizu Town, Tottori Prefecture
About 2,700 households
Misato Town, Shimane Prefecture
About 2,100 households
Otsuki Town, Kochi Prefecture
About 900 households
Nishimera Village, Miyazaki Prefecture
About 600 households
Video: Introduction example
Introduction example in Hokkaido
To the left is a video interview with local governments and users who use SiraseI Disaster Prevention (IP notification.)
Latest introduction example
- Tsurui village, Hokkaido and Kushiro police promote an anti-fraud campaign using SiraseI
- Demonstration of AI-based mutual-aid transportation started in Chizu town, Tottori prefecture
- SiraseI and JC-Smart for disaster prevention to be introduced by Mukawa town, Hokkaido
- SiraseI and JC-Smart for disaster prevention to be introduced by Shimamaki village, Hokkaido
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