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Disaster Response Product: Disaster-Resistant Toilet "Alsona α"

Disaster Response Product: Disaster-Resistant Toilet "Alsona α"

Are you thinking about toilet solutions during disasters? Regular toilets + emergency toilets! We are currently sharing materials summarizing the preparations for safety and security created by Arusona!

When large-scale disasters such as earthquakes occur, lifelines are cut off, and the use of flush toilets becomes impossible. "Arsona α" is a toilet facility (toilet bowl) designed to protect lives and maintain the health of disaster victims in a safe and hygienic manner. This product can be used as a regular flush toilet during normal times, and in the event of a disaster, it can be easily converted into a "disaster toilet" by simply removing a special fitting called the "TF cap" from the bottom of the toilet bowl. It also effectively addresses hygiene issues that arise during disasters! Particularly, odor control (simple flush type) allows for comfortable indoor use. *Our company will be exhibiting at the special exhibition "Disaster Preparedness Toilet Exhibition" during SDGs Week EXPO, which will be held from December 8 (Wednesday) to December 10 (Friday), 2021. We sincerely look forward to your visit. [Content Highlights (Excerpt)] ■ What is the disaster response toilet "Arsona α"? ■ Proposals for disaster-proofing toilets in schools and parks ■ Main installation distribution of "Arsona α" ■ Installation examples - Park toilet installation examples - School facility installation examples - Installation examples in residential management offices, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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What was the real trouble? <Survey>

What was the real trouble? <Survey>

Introducing some results from a survey on toilets in evacuation life.

Many municipalities and companies have stockpiled food and water, but it seems that preparations for sleep and toilets are still lacking. The issue of toilets was the second most common concern, with 62% of people reporting difficulties in the early stages of evacuation life. Additionally, a community leader from a disaster-stricken area mentioned that although they evacuated to a community center, they struggled because the space was too small to accommodate a large number of people. They faced toilet issues as well, as the toilets were flush toilets and became unusable due to water outages, leading them to dig holes outdoors for defecation. [Concerns in the early stages of evacuation life] ■ Sleep environment ■ Toilet ■ Meals ■ Privacy ■ Drinks *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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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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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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