「震災?防災?復興」 From disaster to recovery
Thirty years since the earthquake.
What we felt then and learned since,
we share with the next generation.
Learning from disaster
Continuing our duty to preserve experiences for the future.
Passing down experiences from the earthquake
Professor Emeritus SUGITA Hideaki
A bridge between Myanmar and Japan
Thin Aye Aye Ko
Three decades of disaster research
Sharing research and creating the future together.
Preparing for future disasters by looking at past ones
Professor KONDOU Tamiyo
A venue for dialogue with citizens initiated in the wake of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake
Professor Emeritus MUROSAKI Yoshiteru, Professor Emeritus HOKUGO Akihiko, Professor KONDOU Tamiyo
Rekindling recollections of places affected by the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake
Professor TSUKIHASHI Osamu
Sharing stories with the next generation
Together with the community, Kobe University passes on lessons from the earthquake to younger generations.
Shaping a brighter future
Alums contribute to society, inspired by their experience of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake.
Embarking on an entrepreneurial life, starting from the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake
TANII Hitoshi, chairman of Synergy Marketing, Inc.
Thirty years after the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake
Interviews with researchers and practitioners on lessons learned and future directions.
Volunteers demonstrate the strength of the flock
Professor MATSUOKA Kouji
Legislation to protect the human rights of disaster victims
TSUKUI Susumu, former president of Hyogo Bar Association
