The Ebata family, for its part, intends to take disaster countermeasures, including earthquake.

The following is an article about the measure when it was published in the town newsletter.

Since it is impossible to keep track of the amount of food stocked if it is locked up in a warehouse or in luggage, we have adopted the method of keeping food indoors and continually consuming and replenishing it.

Aside from that.

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The other day I told you about my second daughter who was unable to return home due to a power outage.

At this time, a real problem has emerged: charging smartphones.

Smartphones are now a lifeline, even if they can be "charged".

If the power goes out, it is just a sheet of metal.

So I bought one the day I picked up my second daughter at the train station -- a hand-cranked generator.

I think that this is a

"The No. 1 product that people will definitely regret not purchasing after the disaster"

The product has already been shipped, but the arrival date is in June, which indicates that the shipment is from outside of Japan (or so the label makes it clear).

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By the way, "now" that some of you may be reading this article and thinking to ask the Ebata family to help you out--

There is "no reason" why I should help you if you didn't decide to buy "when you read this article" -- Is it O.K.?