Earthquake ID Card
What would happen if you were injured and unable to speak Japanese? Or if you were found unconscious by a rescuer after an earthquake? The solution is to have an emergency identity card displaying all the most important information about yourself.
Available in 22 languages
Designed by French and Japanese doctors, our bilingual Emergency ID Card brings together all the most important information about you on the same document. It can be used immediately by rescue services in the event of a major earthquake.
Available in: Arabic, Bulgarian, Chinese, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Portugese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Tagalog, Turkish.
Card contents:
Inside
- Picture, name, surname and date of birth.
- Address, phone number, email and nationality.
- Blood type, allergies, chronic illnesses, current medical treatment/medication, family doctor.
- People to contact in case of emergency and their relationship to you.
- Disaster Emergency Message Dial 171 Practice guide (available in English and French)
Outside
- Information about emergency services in Japan.
- Name of the card both in Japanese and in the chosen language.
- Useful sentences in case of earthquake (available in English and French, Spanish, Portugese, German, Dutch, Finnish, Swedish, Estonian, Lithuanian, Italian, Hungarian, Romanian, Russia, Korean)
- Advice to follow in case of an earthquake (available in English and French)
Ordering your card
Having an Earthquake Emergency Identity Card is highly recommended by the Japanese authorities.
Order the original document directly and print it yourself. You will receive it by email (PDF file).
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