“WOTA BOX” and “WOSH” Exhibited at “FY2026 Numazu City Comprehensive Disaster Management Drill” in Shizuoka Prefecture
On Sunday, October 18, 2026, the Water-Recycling Shower “WOTA BOX” and the Water-Regenerating Handwashing Stand “WOSH” were exhibited at the “FY2026 Numazu City Comprehensive Disaster Management Drill” held in Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture.
The drill was conducted on the assumption of a major Nankai Trough Earthquake, with practical exercises designed to strengthen coordination among disaster management organizations and establish a regional disaster preparedness framework to ensure an effective emergency response immediately following a sudden earthquake.
Amid heightened interest in preparedness for a major Nankai Trough Earthquake, approximately 450 people, including local residents, participated in the event.
At the event, WOTA set up a booth at the outdoor venue, displaying actual units of the Water-Recycling Shower “WOTA BOX” and the Water-Regenerating Handwashing Stand “WOSH” alongside actual equipment, while also presenting panels highlighting its relief efforts during the 2026 Kumamoto Earthquake.
Many visitors, including local government officials and residents, gained a deeper understanding of WOTA’s initiatives.
WOTA will continue to strengthen its collaboration with local governments and communities to help raise disaster preparedness awareness and ensure greater peace of mind for everyone.