I Experienced a Natural Disaster in Japan.

The Tokyo Fire Department's Disaster Prevention Center had us experience a bit of what natural disasters are like in Japan.
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This video was edited by myself and MudanTV

Intro and Outro animation:
Cursed Mark

Outro Song:
HiLi

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[TokidokiTraveller]

Man Aki be built different 💪🏻
Seriously though so happy I could experience it, I feel a lot more prepared now!

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European highschoolers: "Car simulator"
Japanese elemantary school: "Apocalypse and natural disaster simulator"

[DankRedoli]

It's actually understandable that Aki excelled in endurance with these tests more than the average person, considering she went to military school (Trash Taste episode 42)

[RambutanIllustration]

When thinking of the flood disaster in Germany I really wish our government would consider an educational prevention at least close to this because disasters can always happen... This is very important and I'm happy you're sharing this :)

[StripofPaper]

Aki pushing the heaviest door like "I'm gonna live y'all, fuck this!" 🤣

Emma & Joey: 💀

[crownclowncreations]

A thing to remember with all the strength based simulations is, that in a real disaster you'll probably get an adrenalin rush, which will make it "easier" to push open a door etc.

[TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

A lot of the tips that were stated in this video may help save a life out there. We appreciate this type of content.

[ardrej]

The moment when Joey realize his girlfriend is freaklish strong

[FeralFerrum]

Joey & Emma: Door’s too heavy! D:
Aki: *old ROTC training unlocked*

[chocoberryvanillacake]

WHY DOESN'T EVERYWHERE AROUND THE WORLD HAS THIS PLACE?! This be perfect to experience and to teach everyone how to prepare for the natural disasters!

[lonewolffang]

Japan comes with plan a, b, and c in case of situations. Other countries(America in particular) go, "Plan? We'll get back to you on that".

[goldmemberpb]

Lesson of the day- Aki is strong enough to budge a door with 30 cm of water blocking it by herself, but they needed both Emma and Joey to budge it together.

[tonkahanah]

This is really cool. really shows how much japan cares about the safety of their citizens. I'd be surprised to hear anything that robust would get funded here in the US

[water]

Aki: literally was so close into being into the US military
Aki: opens heavy door
Emma: how did you do that
Aki: idk

[英語わかりません]

It's not that the smoke spreads that you need to close the door. The main reason is that fire will spread and having an open door gives the fire more oxygen.

[saiyan]

man aki had the best gameplan for opening that door, her hands were in a better place for leverage & then the extra force with her legs added onto it
absolute tank, kudos

[drskelebone]

Aki: "Either I push the door, or I die. Guess I'm pushing this dang door!"
Emma and Joey: "Do we not have the same life-preservation drive as Aki????"
:D

[psi-eight]

Reminds us that we don’t pray for anything to “just go away”, Japan made their citizens aware that natural disasters are a part of where they live in and how to cope with it. Kinda makes me realize that we should accept what’s happening globally now and we should find ways to adapt.

[gelbug]

Kudos for Aki fulling using her legs when opening that door. You are a lot stronger when you use your legs instead of your arms. You're a beast girl!

[Japaneseanimeguy]

It makes sense actually. If you live in a country that regularly experiences such issues, then it makes sense that you teach your children how to deal with it.