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　September 1 is the day of disaster prevention. At 11:58 on September 1, 1923, the Great Kanto Earthquake occurred, killing about 105,000 people, and on the 210th day counted from Ritsuharu, Since there are many incidents, the government, local governments, and other related organizations, as well as the government, local governments, are widely recognized in preparation for disasters such as typhoons, storm surges, tsunamis, and earthquakes, and earthquakes. The Typhoon Ise Bay, which landed in Kii Peninsula in the previous year, was the worst disaster in the history of the typhoon since the Meiji era, with more than 5,000 dead missing person, mainly in the Tokai region.

At the Tokyo Sky Tree, a special white lighting with requiem for the victims is lit. You can see a simple shine from Chuo-ohashi Bridge over Eitai Bridge. In 1997 years after the Great Kanto Earthquake, Buddhist memorial service memorial service for victims was held at the memorial hall in Yokoamicho Park, Tokyo, and prayers for mourning were offered.