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Installation Case of Disaster-Resistant Toilet 'Arsona α' in Parks in Tokyo

Installation Case of Disaster-Resistant Toilet 'Arsona α' in Parks in Tokyo

"Usual toilet + emergency toilet" is safe for indoor installation thanks to its odor prevention mechanism! The regular flush toilet can be easily switched to an emergency toilet during disasters.

The "Arsona α" is a "disaster response hybrid toilet" that can be used as a regular flush toilet under normal circumstances and can easily be switched to a disaster toilet during emergencies such as major earthquakes. It can be easily reverted back to a regular flush toilet with the restoration of lifelines. Since it is not a simple toilet or a disposable toilet, women can use it with peace of mind regarding privacy and security. Additionally, a new mechanism has been added to prevent odor leakage during disasters, allowing for comfortable use not only outdoors but also within facilities. 【Installation case in a park in Tokyo (renovation)】 ◆ Women's toilet: 1 location ◆ Men's toilet: 1 location → The renovation work allowed for cost-effective disaster preparedness. *For more details about this product, please refer to the catalog available for download below.

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Regarding the "concerns about toilets" heard from people in disaster evacuation shelters.

Regarding the "concerns about toilets" heard from people in disaster evacuation shelters.

The disaster response hybrid toilet 'Alsona α' solves problems such as "unable to use flush toilets due to water outage" and "unsanitary and lack of privacy"!

Even during disasters, the use of toilets is essential, but the concerns regarding toilets heard from evacuation centers are very serious. **Voices from people in evacuation centers during disasters:** - Cannot use flush toilets (due to sewer breaks, water outages, power outages, etc.) - Temporary toilets have not arrived (due to road conditions; drinking water and food are prioritized) - Secondary disasters (such as economy syndrome) - Defecation is a physiological phenomenon that cannot be held back (many people refrain from drinking water) - Toilets during disasters are traditional style and cannot be squatted in - Cannot be used due to steps - Unsanitary (no one to manage them) - Especially scary at night - Privacy issues - No separation between men and women - Concerns about shadows - Concerns about noise - Cannot use them due to unfamiliarity - Want toilets that women, children, the elderly, and people with disabilities can use safely! *From the toilet seminar for strengthening disaster response functions by the NPO Japan Toilet Association* With our disaster response hybrid toilet "Arsona α," we can solve various concerns such as sewer breaks and hygiene and privacy issues! *For more details, please refer to the catalog available for download below.*

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Features and substructure of the disaster response hybrid toilet "Alsona α"

Features and substructure of the disaster response hybrid toilet "Alsona α"

"Usual toilet + emergency toilet" is safe for indoor installation due to its odor prevention mechanism! The regular flush toilet can easily be switched to an emergency toilet during disasters.

◆Features of "Arsona α" It is normally used as a flush toilet, and in the event of a disaster when the infrastructure (water supply and sewage) is damaged and the flush toilet cannot be used, it can be easily and instantly switched to a pit toilet, making it a disaster toilet that can be used immediately after the occurrence of the disaster. Once the infrastructure is restored, it can be used as a regular flush toilet without waiting for the pit to be emptied. Additionally, since the regular toilet can be used as is, safety, security, and privacy are maintained during disasters. ■Two types of lower structures 1. Underground pit storage type (pit emptying method) * After returning to the original flush toilet, emptying will be done at a time that does not hinder recovery. 2. Direct connection to sewage system (method that directly flows into the sewage system, no emptying required) * This method temporarily collects waste in an underground pit and then flushes it into the sewage system using a certain amount of water. If the restoration of infrastructure takes a long time and direct flow into the sewage system is not possible, continuous use is possible by emptying the pit. ◆Installation with manhole toilets If the number of toilets provided by Arsona α is insufficient, using the stored manhole toilets can increase the number of available toilets. *For more details, please refer to the product catalog.

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Composite Disaster Toilet System "Arsona α + Manhole Toilet"

Composite Disaster Toilet System "Arsona α + Manhole Toilet"

Disaster toilet system directly connected to the sewer. The number of users can be adjusted according to the size of the pit. A manhole toilet can also be installed according to the disaster situation.

The composite disaster toilet system "Alsona α + Manhole Toilet" is a sewer-connected system centered around Alsona α, allowing for adjustments in the number of users based on the size of the pit tank according to the installation location. Additionally, by incorporating a manhole toilet, the number of toilets can be increased depending on the disaster situation. 【Method of Waste Disposal in the Pit】 A certain amount of water is used to open a valve connected to the main sewer line from the pit, allowing the accumulated waste to flow out. (If the restoration of infrastructure takes a long time and direct drainage into the sewer is not possible, it can be continuously used by pumping out the waste.) *After returning to the original flush toilet, pumping, cleaning, and disinfection will be carried out during a period that does not hinder recovery. 【Key Points for Choosing the Disaster Response Hybrid Toilet "Alsona α"】 ■ It quickly transforms into a disaster toilet just by removing the TF cap with a dedicated tool! ■ There is no need to install a separate disaster toilet, maintaining the toilet environment. ■ Suitable for public facilities and BCP (Business Continuity Planning) measures. *For more details, please refer to the catalog available for download below.

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Benefits of Introducing Disaster Response Toilets "Arsona α"

Benefits of Introducing Disaster Response Toilets "Arsona α"

It's a regular-use toilet, so stress is minimized and privacy is maintained!

The "Arsona α" is a disaster response toilet that can be used even when social infrastructure (water supply and sewage) is disrupted (switching to a pit toilet system). In the case of outdoor toilets at designated evacuation schools, it can be used not only during disasters but also for regular activities such as club activities, events, and on open days for the grounds. After the restoration of lifelines and cleaning the toilet bowl, it can be reverted to a regular flush toilet by replacing the cap. When selecting a disaster toilet, please consider our "Arsona α." For more details about the product, please download the catalog. 【Features】 ■ Usable not only during disasters but also for regular activities, events, and open days for the grounds ■ Can be used even when social infrastructure is disrupted (switching to a pit toilet system) ■ Can be reverted to a regular flush toilet by replacing the cap ■ As it is a toilet for regular use, stress is minimized ■ Can be used safely and securely as it ensures privacy *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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Modular Tent Toilet for Disaster Response Use

Modular Tent Toilet for Disaster Response Use

It has a track record of being used as a disaster toilet, but it takes time to set up from the time of the disaster! We will introduce the advantages and disadvantages.

"Assembly-type tent toilets" are stocked in a certain number by many municipalities for use in evacuation shelters and have a track record of being used as disaster toilets. However, they take time to set up from the moment a disaster occurs, and due to their tent structure, they are insufficiently equipped to handle rain, wind, and noise, compromising privacy. When selecting a disaster toilet, please consider our 'Arsona α'. For more details about the product, please download the catalog. [Benefits] ■ Many municipalities have a proven track record of stocking a certain number in evacuation shelters. ■ There is a track record of use as disaster toilets. *For more information, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Arsona α Materials] How to Use in Emergencies / How to Return to Flush Toilet

[Arsona α Materials] How to Use in Emergencies / How to Return to Flush Toilet

Even during disasters, it's hygienic and odor-free! You can always use the toilet with peace of mind, even in emergencies.

This document introduces the usage of "Arsona α" during disasters and how to revert to a flush toilet. It provides clear explanations using illustrations for both the use as a simple flush toilet during disasters and after the restoration of lifelines. Even in emergencies, you can feel secure knowing that the toilet is always usable. [Contents] ■ Usage during disasters ■ How to revert to a flush toilet *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Disaster toilets save lives.

Disaster toilets save lives.

No hassle during a disaster, simple and instant! Solving toilet problems that occur during emergencies.

Toilets are an essential place even during disasters. During disasters, not only are flush toilets unusable, but there are also serious issues such as health problems for toilet refugees and the inability to use toilets at evacuation sites. Our company will address the significant issue of toilet shortages that lies behind reports of water and food shortages. Please feel free to consult us when needed. 【Issues during disasters】 ■ Flush toilets are unusable ■ Health problems for toilet refugees ■ Can toilets at evacuation sites be used? ■ Behind reports of water and food shortages, there is actually a significant problem of toilet shortages *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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What is the number one issue at evacuation shelters during disasters?

What is the number one issue at evacuation shelters during disasters?

Introducing a survey on evacuation shelters during disasters, based on responses from 500 people with experience staying in shelters.

Recently, natural disasters such as typhoons, heavy rain, and earthquakes have been occurring frequently across Japan. Disasters are no longer someone else's problem. As disaster awareness increases, "evacuation centers" are becoming more familiar to us. Therefore, we conducted a "Survey on Evacuation Centers during Disasters." The most common issue experienced while staying at an evacuation center, with 59.4% of respondents, was related to toilets, and the top request for improvements at evacuation centers was also for toilets. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document. Feel free to contact us for further information.

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