【ハザードマップの罠】なぜ「安全圏」が浸水したのか?千葉県記録的豪雨から学ぶ命を守る防災術!!

【防災で命を守る】一級建築士・モリヤマくん

【防災で命を守る】一級建築士・モリヤマくん

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Why did areas designated as "safe (outside the flood-prone zone)" on hazard maps suffer such severe flooding during the record-breaking heavy rains in Chiba Prefecture on August 13th?

Architectural economist Takashi Moriyama provides a clear and thorough explanation of the "blind spots in hazard maps" from the perspective of on-site data and architectural/urban structure.

Overconfidence that "it's okay because it's white (safe) on the hazard map" can sometimes lead to significant damage.

We will explain the "real flood risks" you absolutely must know to protect your home and your loved ones, and practical disaster prevention measures you can implement right now.

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■ Cast

Takashi Moriyama
First-Class Architect / Architectural Economist.
Explains architectural issues on television, radio, and various media.
Author of numerous books including "Houses That Die in Earthquakes, Houses That Survive," "The Fast-Turning of Japanese Architecture," and "Manga Architecture Studies."