호소노 대신 전 국민에게 "긴급 요청" 식량·물·화장실 비축을 →요구하는 것은 "최소 3일, 가능하면 일주일", 공조가 없어…

@atazel5 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn ニュース垢なのに最終的に好き嫌いの話になってて逆に好感もてる

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@veetmano1 댓글 ♥ 2

@turningpointjpn 各自治体に用意させて欲しい

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@MASA_TRAVEL2023 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn 先日付の緊急って何だ？緊急なんてつけるな。ただの要請だろ。世間を混乱させるだけ。風説の流布。本当に馬鹿か。ただの政治家のパフォーマンス。

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@roningurashi 댓글 ♥ 1

@turningpointjpn モナの。

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@yayoisomepi17 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn 南海トラフも、阪神淡路大震災の揺れ残りも、富士山噴火も、可能性が上がってきてるからな。。。🥲 備蓄品は地方自治体の議会が予算つけなきゃ買えないし、住民全員分は用意出来ない。安い物になるから、マットは薄いだろうし何ヶ月も避難所で過ごすには耐えられないだろうな。そなえよつねに

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@Mithrimadias 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn 見てよかった、備蓄がいい

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@LovelyAttacker 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn 海外の国は、すでに備えをやっている国があります。スイスなど。

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@Akasakasu 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn まず老朽化したインフラを整備し直せよ、日本を継続させたければの話しだけど

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@nihonganbaro 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn 自衛隊が他案件で忙しくなるのかな

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@B6QLna1KRqVq4j8 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn ( 'ω')まあ風呂にも水ためとこうな

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@bc77eeeb619142 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn 最近よくある自由帰化党の立場すり替え。本来はご安心くださいというべき立場。つまり、世界各国政府の動きも含めて2周くらい回ってみると、こいつら（政府）はやる気満々だなって思うわけです。だから、なにがしか用意しておいた方がいいです。飲み水、貯水、ティッシュ、トイレットペーパー、ガ

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@tofu15k 댓글 ♥ 2

@turningpointjpn 国防や食料やインフラ整備は国がやる仕事それができない無能人材に給料を払い続けるのはやめましょう政権交代しましょう

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@i6U3xYCHFkPR8B6 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn 買い占めが起きるな。😮‍💨

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@Tk66Z0vn0N73937 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn 民主党から自民党に寝返った時点で政治家としての矜持はないですね

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@GUNDAM0078 댓글 ♥ 1

@turningpointjpn 何か仕掛けるつもりなのは間違いないだろう。激甚災害を繰り返し発生させ予行演習もたっぷりやって来た。在日自民党がいよいよ日本社会を破壊する工作に乗り出して来ても不思議はない。最悪を想定して対策すべき。自民党が日本人から職と食を奪うつもりなのは明らかで、これは西南戦争以来の内戦だ。

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@oIEegL1IZSWuMEF 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn @GUNDAM0078 足並み揃えて発表。イギリスは災害以外の想定も入れてる

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@MatsuoNaoko5 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn これは、最近のハッカーの活動で、電気を止められる可能性が視野に入ってきたのかも…。

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@sepia_mile 댓글 ♥ 1

@turningpointjpn どうしても、信用できないですこの人😞

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@TiKaRazhoz 댓글 ♥ 1

@turningpointjpn なぜ今なのか、災害対策のことならとっくの昔から緊急要請だろ。

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@F6UsbRxMnhVHxuJ 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn あーぁ。またこれでスーパーの水、からになるじゃん

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@chronos420x 댓글 ♥ 0

@turningpointjpn ただのパフォーマンスだったら安心だけど、世界情勢が不安定な中で意図的なものだったら情報開示が不十分だし、複雑な気分になってしまうね

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@Tobie_Venne 댓글 ♥ 1

This post is a sensationalized and slightly misleading framing of routine Japanese disaster preparedness. It is not evidence of an active crisis, a new imminent threat, or a coordinated global alert. ### What actually happened Goshi Hosono, Japan’s Minister of State for Disaster Management (and Minister for Reconstruction in the Takaichi cabinet), stated on a Fuji TV online program that **on November 2, 2026**—the launch date of Japan’s new National Disaster Management Agency (防災庁)—he will issue a nationwide “緊急要請” (emergency request). This request will go to citizens, central ministries, and all prefectures. Households are urged to stockpile enough food, water, and toilet supplies to manage for **at least 3 days (preferably 1 week)** even without immediate public assistance (*kōjo*). A representative quote: “At least 3 days, and I’d like to say preferably 1 week… please prepare food, toilets, and water properly at home even without public assistance.” He cited longstanding major risks: a Nankai Trough megaquake, a Tokyo metropolitan-area earthquake, giant earthquakes along the Chishima and Japan trenches, and a possible Mount Fuji eruption. He also discussed improving evacuation shelters (expanding the “TKB” standard of toilets/kitchen/beds to “TKBB” including baths). Hosono had already outlined this plan in an October 20 post-cabinet press conference. The new agency, decided in September 2026, elevates and expands the Cabinet Office’s existing disaster management functions into a stronger central command structure (roughly 350 staff, authority to make recommendations to other ministries). It is a bureaucratic and organizational upgrade timed for November 2, not a response to a sudden event. ### This is standard, longstanding advice Japanese official guidance has for years recommended household stockpiles of at least 3 days of food and water (ideally a week for major events), with roughly 3 liters of water per person per day for drinking/cooking, plus portable toilets and other supplies. Public relief supplies typically arrive from around day 4 onward in major scenarios, and power/water/gas restoration can take longer. The “rolling stock” method (keeping a bit extra of everyday items and rotating them) is commonly promoted. Hosono’s statement simply amplifies this existing advice at the moment of the new agency’s launch. There is no indication of a specific new seismic alert, imminent eruption, or other acute trigger tied to this announcement. Japan lives with high probabilities of major earthquakes (e.g., Nankai Trough estimates in the 60–90%+ range over coming decades) and has continuous preparedness infrastructure for that reason. A recent false magnitude-9.9 earthquake warning (quickly cancelled) was unrelated to this stockpiling request. The UK parallel and online speculation=> Around the same period (late October 2026), the UK government promoted its “Be Ready” guidance urging households to have roughly three days of food, water (~3 liters/person/day), cash, torches, and other basics for disruptions from severe weather, cyberattacks, or other emergencies. Officials described it as general national resilience advice, not triggered by any particular piece of intelligence. Replies to the Japanese post and similar online commentary linked the two and speculated about war or a larger coordinated picture. These are independent national preparedness efforts in countries with different primary risk profiles (seismic in Japan; weather, cyber, and hybrid threats in the UK). No verified connection or hidden global alert has been documented. ### Bottom line The core factual claim—that Hosono is urging stockpiling of food, water, and toilet supplies—is accurate. The “BREAKING” framing, the implication that an emergency request has already been issued for an active threat, and any suggestion of a sudden or secret crisis are misleading. This is routine amplification of long-standing Japanese disaster preparedness.

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