FREE
①EMERGENCY SITUATION
Welcome to the free "Survival Japanese Emergency course"!
When we decide to travel, we are super excited. However, we cannot forget to prepare for an emergency, such as travel insurance. The best trip is returning to our home with great memories, not any problems. We want to return home with great memories from our adventure.
In this course, learners will acquire some vocabulary and phrases that might be helpful to communicate in emergencies or other incidents. Knowing some Japanese will help go a long way toward making your experience that much better. So, set aside a little time and learn some Japanese in this course.
The following are the list you will learn in this course:
•Vocabulary /Common phrases in a Drug store
•Vocabulary /Common phrases in Clinic
•Vocabulary/Common Phrases in Police
This course is a self-studying course so that you can study at your own pace.
Tips for
emergency situations in Japan
① Emergency Numbers in Japan: 110 for police. 119 for Ambulance and Fire Department.
② Since the Japanese drug stores might not carry the same brand-name medicine, it is better to know the active ingredients of the medicine you would like to take.
③ Please be aware that some medicines are not available or cannot be purchased without a prescription in Japan.
④ Most clinics are walk-in but the university hospitals and general hospitals tend to charge extra fees if you don’t have a referral from a clinic.
⑤ If you have an emergency or need assistance, go to the nearest Police Box or Koban. The police officer may be able to give you some guidance.
⑥ Check the contact information of your country's embassy in Japan.
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DRUG STORE
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DRUG STORE
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CLINIC
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CLINIC
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CLINIC
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POLICE BOX
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POLICE BOX
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SUMMARY
