火事です
かじです
Fire!
POINTFirst call of 119
Emergency
Japanese Fire Emergency (119) Phrases
When seconds matter — the exact Japanese phrases to call 119/110 and communicate urgency clearly. 9-language parallel translations
This page helps foreign residents and long-term visitors handle "Japanese Fire Emergency (119) Phrases" with daily Japanese phrases for living in Japan, practical examples, and common mistakes to avoid.
What this page helps you say in Japan
This page focuses on Japanese Fire Emergency (119) Phrases and teaches useful Japanese phrases for daily life in Japan, including natural replies, polite alternatives, and practical wording for foreigners living in Japan.
What You'll Learn on This Page
- 119 report
- How to tell the location
- Damage situation
- Evacuation guidance
Practice Phrases (8 Total)
住所は○○です
じゅうしょは○○です
Address is ○○.
POINTSpecify address
○階建ての建物です
○かいだてのたてものです
It's a ○-story building.
POINTBuilding information
逃げ遅れた人はいません
にげおくれたひとはいません
No one is trapped.
POINTHuman life information
けが人がいます
けがにんがいます
There's an injured person.
POINTEmergency request
煙が激しいです
けむりがはげしいです
Smoke is severe.
POINTsituation
避難してください
ひなんしてください
Please evacuate.
POINTcall
階段で降りてください
かいだんでおりてください
Use the stairs.
POINTNo elevators allowed
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Q. Is there a charge to call 119?
A. Free calls. Reports can be made from mobile phones, landlines, and public telephones.
Q. What if you can't communicate?
A. "Fire" and "English please" are also accepted. Multilingual interpretation available.
Q. Where is the fire extinguisher?
A. Apartments have common hallways, and offices are always located on each floor.