Emergency

Japanese Emergency Typhoon Phrases

When seconds matter — the exact Japanese phrases to call 119/110 and communicate urgency clearly. 9-language parallel translations

Synergia Editorial Team

This page helps foreign residents and long-term visitors handle "Japanese Emergency Typhoon 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 Emergency Typhoon Phrases and teaches useful Japanese phrases for daily life in Japan, including natural replies, polite alternatives, and practical wording for foreigners living in Japan.

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Practice Phrases (8 Total)

台風が接近しています

たいふうがせっきんしています

A typhoon is approaching.

POINTstatus report

警報が出ました

けいほうがでました

A warning was issued.

POINTWeather information

避難してください

ひなんしてください

Please evacuate.

POINTinstructions

不要不急の外出を控えてください

ふようふきゅうのがいしゅつをひかえてください

Please avoid non-essential outings.

POINTheads up

窓にガムテープを貼りましょう

まどにガムテープをはりましょう

Let's put tape on windows.

POINTpreparation

停電に備えてください

ていでんにそなえてください

Prepare for power outages.

POINTpreparation

電車は運休しています

でんしゃはうんきゅうしています

Trains are suspended.

POINTTraffic information

川に近づかないでください

かわにちかづかないでください

Don't go near rivers.

POINTdanger avoidance

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What type of alarm?
A. Advisory/Warning/Special Alert. A special alert is the highest level that can be life-threatening.
Q. When is the timing for evacuation?
A. Immediately evacuate with "evacuation order". Make early decisions regarding evacuation of the elderly.
Q. Is there a multilingual disaster prevention app?
A. "Safety tips" is now available in multiple languages ​​for foreigners visiting Japan.