災害のときの公衆電話の使い方を子どもたちが勉強した

Children studied how to use public telephones in the event of a disaster

Children studied how to use public telephones in the event of a disaster
「公衆電話」は町の中や駅にある電話です

Public Phone is a phone call in the town or in the station

Public Phone is a phone call in the town or in the station

In the event of a disaster such as a large earthquake, it is easier to connect than other phones.

In the event of a disaster such as a large earthquake, it is easier to connect than other phones.
兵庫県赤穂市の小学校で4日、6年生の子どもたちが公衆電話の使い方を勉強しました

On the 4th, a sixth grade child studied how to use public telephones at an elementary school in Ako City, Hyogo Prefecture.

On the 4th, a sixth grade child studied how to use public telephones at an elementary school in Ako City, Hyogo Prefecture.

The way of applying the police or firefighting, and how to use 171 to put and listen to and listen to a disaster.

The way of applying the police or firefighting, and how to use 171 to put and listen to and listen to a disaster.
NTT西日本によると、兵庫県にある公衆電話は今年3月で5000台ぐらいでした

According to NTT West, there were about 5,000 public telephones in Hyogo Prefecture in March this year.

According to NTT West, there were about 5,000 public telephones in Hyogo Prefecture in March this year.

It has decreased to about 15%in 1995 when the Great Hanshin -Awaji Earthquake.

It has decreased to about 15%in 1995 when the Great Hanshin -Awaji Earthquake.
勉強をした子どもたち52人の中で、公衆電話を使ったことがあるのは1人だけでした

Of the 52 children who studied, only one person had used public telephones.

Of the 52 children who studied, only one person had used public telephones.
子どもたちは、受話器を上げてからお金などを入れる使い方をチェックしたり、伝言を入れる練習をしたりしました

The children checked how to use money after raising the handset, and practiced to put a message.

The children checked how to use money after raising the handset, and practiced to put a message.
子どもたちは「思っていたより簡単でした

The children said, It was easier than expected

The children said, It was easier than expected
災害のときの公衆電話の使い方を子どもたちが勉強した

Children learned how to use public telephones in times of disaster.

Children learned how to use public telephones in times of disaster.
「公衆電話」は町の中や駅にある電話です

A ”public telephone” is a telephone located in a town or at a station.

A ”public telephone” is a telephone located in a town or at a station.

In the event of a disaster such as a major earthquake, it is easier to connect than other telephones.

In the event of a disaster such as a major earthquake, it is easier to connect than other telephones.
兵庫県赤穂市の小学校で4日、6年生の子どもたちが公衆電話の使い方を勉強しました

On the 4th, 6th grade children learned how to use public telephones at an elementary school in Ako City, Hyogo Prefecture.

On the 4th, 6th grade children learned how to use public telephones at an elementary school in Ako City, Hyogo Prefecture.

This includes how to call the police and fire department, and how to use ”171” to leave and listen to messages in the event of a disaster.

This includes how to call the police and fire department, and how to use ”171” to leave and listen to messages in the event of a disaster.
NTT西日本によると、兵庫県にある公衆電話は今年3月で5000台ぐらいでした

According to NTT West, there were about 5,000 public telephones in Hyogo Prefecture as of March this year.

According to NTT West, there were about 5,000 public telephones in Hyogo Prefecture as of March this year.

This has decreased to about 15% of 1995, the year of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake.

This has decreased to about 15% of 1995, the year of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake.
勉強をした子どもたち52人の中で、公衆電話を使ったことがあるのは1人だけでした

Of the 52 children who studied, only one had ever used a public phone.

Of the 52 children who studied, only one had ever used a public phone.
子どもたちは、受話器を上げてからお金などを入れる使い方をチェックしたり、伝言を入れる練習をしたりしました

The children checked how to insert money and other items after picking up the receiver, and practiced leaving a message.

The children checked how to insert money and other items after picking up the receiver, and practiced leaving a message.
子どもたちは「思っていたより簡単でした

The children said, ``It was easier than I expected.’’

The children said, ``It was easier than I expected.’’

In the event of a disaster, dial 171.’’

In the event of a disaster, dial 171.’’