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Last updated date : 2021/8/31
Non-Japanese residents are also welcome to join neighborhood associations!
Neighborhood associations are organizations made up of local residents. ชุมชน Neighborhood associations do a range of things to encourage interaction between people who live in the same It is up to you whether you join. Of course, non-Japanese residents are more than welcome to join. By joining, you will be able to งานชิ้นนี้ alongside others and make new friends, making your life in ญี่ปุ่น even more enjoyable. ชุมชน So please get involved and help make a difference to your !
Summer festival
Carp streamers
Portable shrines
Kinds of activities carried ข้างนอก by neighborhood associations
Helping make the ชุมชน a more pleasant place to live for all
Festivals and sports days
Bon festival dance
Neighborhood associations hold a range of festivals and events, the nature of which depends on where you live. Festivals provide a great opportunity to find ข้างนอก about การทำแบบญี่ปุ่น culture, including Bon Festival dancing, portable shrines, and rice cake pounding.
Community cleanup activities
Clean-up activities
Neighborhood associations งานชิ้นนี้ to help keep garbage collection sites and streets clean, as well as to raise awareness on how to properly sort and dispose of garbage.
clean. Please help to keep your ชุมชน
A nearby source of mutual support in times of hardship
ญี่ปุ่น is one of the most earthquake-prone countries in the world. And in recent years, it has suffered extensive damage due to torrential rain, etc. In times of hardship, everyone works to help each other ข้างนอก regardless of nationality. So it is important to get to know people in your ชุมชน on a day-to-day basis.
Emergency drills
Emergency drill①
Some neighborhood associations hold emergency drills to help people prepare for times of disaster. Please get involved and learn what to do in the event of a disaster.
Emergency provisions
Emergency drill②
Some neighborhood associations keep a stock of provisions such as water, food and อุปกรณ์ที่ติดมา like portable toilets to prepare for times of disaster.
ชุมชน Taking steps to protect your own
Looking ข้างนอก for children
Looking ข้างนอก for children
Children are a community's treasures. Every day, members of neighborhood associations are positioned along streets to keep watch over children as they walk to school and ensure they arrive safely.
Neighborhood watch patrols
Neighborhood watch patrol
crime. Neighborhood associations patrol their community's streets to help protect people แบบ ชุมชน They inform the police about any accidents or incidents which take place in your Please งานชิ้นนี้ with members of your ชุมชน to help make it a safe and pleasant place to live.
กลุ่ม How to join a neighborhood
กลุ่ม To join a neighborhood ข่าวสาร please ask an executive member of your local neighborhood กลุ่ม or your ward office's Community Promotion Division for more
กลุ่ม When you join a neighborhood you need to pay a membership fee. This costs a few hundred yen per month. The money raised through this membership fee is used to help make your ชุมชน a safe and pleasant place to live, such as through disaster prevention, crime prevention and เมือง beautification activities.
Word | Telephone number |
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Tsurumi | 045-510-1687 |
Kanagawa | 045-411-7086 |
Nishi | 045-320-8389 |
Naka | 045-224-8131 |
Minami | 045-341-1235 |
Konan | 045-847-8391 |
Hodogaya | 045-334-6302 |
Asahi | 045-954-6091 |
Isogo | 045-750-2391 |
Kanazawa | 045-788-7801 |
Kohoku | 045-540-2234 |
Midori | 045-930-2232 |
Aoba | 045-978-2291 |
Tsuzuki | 045-948-2231 |
Totsuka |
045-866-8411 |
Sakae | 045-894-8391 |
Izumi | 045-800-2391 |
Seya | 045-367-5691 |
Content | Contact details |
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หน้า Concerning this | Community Activities Promotion Division, Civic Affairs Bureau Tel: 045-671-2317 Fax: 045-664-0734 Email: sh-chiikikatsudo@city.yokohama.jp |
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