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[From October survey] Customer feedback

At Minamisanriku 311 Memorial, we conduct a survey of customers who visit every month.
We would like to introduce the opinions and impressions we received from our customers based on the questionnaire they answered in October 2023.

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Implementation period: October 1st ( Sunday ) to October 30th (Monday), 2023 / Open for 26 days
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〇We would like to introduce some of the opinions and impressions from our customers.・I am from Miyazaki, but I vividly remember that time. All of a sudden, the TV announcer was wearing a helmet and there was an earthquake! ! I started saying this, but I had no idea it would be so difficult. However, I was shocked to hear the news that the damage was getting worse as the night progressed. After that, it was so painful that I couldn't watch the news. I live far away and can't go to volunteer, so I always wanted to visit and see it with my own eyes. Actually, it was more than I imagined, and I couldn't stop crying. I think the people of Tohoku have really recovered strongly and to this extent. I've been rooting for you ever since that day. I was moved when I saw the photos of everyone's smiling faces in the gallery. I was happy. I will continue to support you. I will definitely come again. (Female in her 50s/Kyushu/Okinawa)
・I had only seen the actual situation on TV, so seeing the exhibition gave me a clear understanding of the situation at that time. I don't know when a situation like this will occur, so I want to make use of what I saw and heard today. (Male in his 40s/Kanto)
-No matter where you live now, there are many prefectures and regions where people live their lives in response to the threats of nature, but have no sense of disaster prevention or knowledge about it. I hope that we will live in a future where prefectures and city governments will clarify their response to emergencies and the state of the country, and smooth disaster prevention will take place.
(Male in his 60s/Chubu)