REO KIMURA

Professor/ Ph.D.

University of Hyogo

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Reo Kimura is a Professor with a Ph.D. at the University of Hyogo in Japan. His research focuses on disaster prevention literacy, volcanic disaster risk reduction education, and disaster management behaviors, as highlighted in his recent publications. Dr. Kimura is actively engaged in studying the preparedness for natural disasters and the resilience of communities during disaster events.

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Makoto Takahashi

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Nagoya University

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Shoji Ohtomo

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Kanto Gakuin University

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Articles (11)

Studies on Disaster Prevention Literacy: A Review

Examining the Relationship Between Disaster Scenarios and Disaster Management Behavior During Earthquakes

Development of the Volcanic Disaster Risk Reduction Education Program Using the ICT Tool “YOU@RISK Volcanic Disaster Edition” —Practical Verification at a Junior High School in the Mt. Nasu Area—

Elucidations of Present Situation of Preparedness for Natural Disasters at Home in Japan and its Effective Factors

The National Trend of Data of the Scale of Attitude Toward Culture of Living with Disaster Risk (SAC-LDR)

The effect of habit on preventive behaviors: a two-wave longitudinal study to predict COVID-19 preventive behaviors

The Influence of Residents’ Resilience on the Recovery in the Torrential Rain in Western Japan in 2018

The determinants of residents’ evacuation behavior in the torrential rain in Western Japan in 2018: Examination of survey data of victims in Okayama prefecture

A study on disaster medical response during the great east Japan earthquake disaster based on the emergency support function – nine days at iwate prefecture from hyperacute to subacute phase

Developing a disaster management education and training program for children with intellectual disabilities to improve “zest for life” in the event of a disaster – a case study on tochigi prefectural imaichi special school for the intellectually disabled

Research for co3ntributing to the field of disaster science: A review

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Makoto Takahashi

Shoji Ohtomo

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