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Adaptation Communication of Indigenous and Local Knowledge: Can Community Radios Be Mobilized in theboth slow-onset and fast-onset disasters. Traditionally, this area has been a co-existence between nature and people. Indigenous and local knowledge (ILK) systems and practices have featured in agriculture, water resources management, forest management, disaster risk reduction, health risk managemen

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Challenges and Lessons: Reporting from Ground Zero—Diaries of Journalists Covering Disasters in the ternational media. Through their voices—as quoted in their personal contributions for this book—the reader has access to a special insider look into the intricacies of media reporting. In addition, this chapter opens a window into the varied topics covered by journalists before, during and after the

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Disaster Awareness and Risk of Foreign Residents and Tourists in Japan: Impact on Society and Role os. However, social infrastructure in Japan, including media communication, is not yet sufficient for foreigners due to lingual, cultural, and social gaps. While the tourists need customized emergency information, foreign residents need more local risk information to enhance their daily life prepared

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NHK WORLD-JAPAN’s Challenge to Create BOSAI Culture in Japan and Across the World other contents in order to spread BOSAI know-how from the program producers’ point of view. NHK WORLD-JAPAN is an international segment of NHK, the Japan Broadcasting Corporation. Its service primarily targets overseas audiences and its content is multilingual. In 2017, NHK started a radio program