Thanks for the comment! Content : Training. Training. Missile launch. Missile launch. A missile has been fired. Evacuate to a secure building or underground. (x3) This is a training broadcast. This is Disaster Prevention, Hikari City.
Some of these sirens look quite scary sometimes as they look like siren head especially seeing just a couple loudspeakers on a pole. Which resembles the image of siren head.
Well honestly siren head is cool and all but kids ruin the siren community saying siren head, siren head has almost nothing to do with siren enthusiasts
It use 50/100watt TOA drivers, My school also use full TOA system, Including TOA A2240 power ampli. But for bousai, they use Panasonic but inside I assume there's a toa Ampli inside.
@@daiki4625 Thank you for telling me, so I would like to know with you more about Japan and about these Bosai Musen speakers along with their emergency broadcaast system. You know in America and almost the rest of the world outside Japan, they don't use music at all to test our EAS instead e.g. in America to test their sirens they use Westminster chimes often but sometimes a loud blaring noise unfortunately which is Japan they don't use except for the westminster chimes. in my country especially we do have sirens but we don't have any wireless bulletins transferred to phones and tv's so it won't obviously be a nightmare there.
Thank you for the comments! We quote from Wikipedia how to communicate. The flow of information from the occurrence of an emergency to the transmission of information to residents is as follows. 〇 Occurrence of an Emergency and its Awareness After the occurrence of emergencies such as tsunamis and armed attacks, the Japan Meteorological Agency will first learn about weather-related information and the Cabinet Secretariat will first learn about national protection-related information such as armed attacks.Ballistic missile information will be communicated to the Cabinet Secretariat from the Air Self-Defense Force's automatic warning and control organization or the North American Aerospace Defense Command, a component of the U.S. Strategic Forces' space integration function. 〇 Communication of information to the Fire and Disaster Management Agency The Japan Meteorological Agency or the Cabinet Secretariat communicates information to the Fire and Disaster Management Agency about the emergencies it has learned. communication of information to local governments The Fire and Disaster Management Agency will distribute emergency information to local governments nationwide via a communications satellite. 〇Communication to residents Local governments receive emergency information from the Fire and Disaster Management Agency. Local governments automatically start emergency administrative radio, wire-broadcast telephone, and FM radio for emergency notification, and transmit information to residents through siren sounds and voice broadcasts.Basically, it is instructed to evacuate the area indoors or to protect oneself from tsunamis.
@@davidberrios4931 Thank you for your comment! When there is a possibility that a ballistic missile launched from North Korea will fly into Japan, the government will use the national Instant Warning System (J-Alert) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to deliver emergency information. When J-Alert is used, the disaster prevention administrative radio system of municipalities will be automatically activated, warnings will be broadcast from outdoor speakers, and area e-mails and emergency bulletin e-mails will be sent to cell phones. This video is a training broadcast.
@@daiki4625 by the way does the information get delivered to these outdoor speakers that play music at noon everyday as a test as I still don't really know the actual reason for them playing music every noon. There is a reason why and it is to remind children to return home as it is getting dark. But I would like to know what is the main reason why Japan has these speakers set up outdoors almost everywhere? Maybe because they are very much prone to lots of natural disasters or maybe a way of further communication with citizens. I think I may be a bit confused about this as Japan is really a very interesting country from the future no one can clearly understand for sure.
@@davem6024 Thank you for your comment! First of all, the speakers that you can find in most places are called "Bosai gyousei musen" (Disaster Prevention Administrative Radio), and they are used to quickly and accurately transmit information that is urgently needed for disaster prevention. Missile information is one of them. (Another name for it is J-ALERT). One of the reasons may be that Japan has many natural disasters. In order to be able to use the system in case of emergencies, we broadcast a melody chime to encourage children to go home at around 5 p.m. as a daily test broadcast.
What he said The training broadcast will begin now. *siren* Training, Training. Missile Launched, Missile Launched A missile has been launched Evacuate inside a building or underground. This is a training broadcast. This is Hikari City Disaster Prevention.
@@CallMeAhSirHKP Ok thank you so this wasn't filmed during the time when North Korea launched its missile over Japan that set off all the sirens across the country, just a training in the style of how they told everyone about the missile from North Korea.
訓練放送でもサイレン流れる自治体があるのですね、初めて知りました。
私自身も初めてで驚きました。
事前に広報があったので、混乱等は無かったですね。
こんにちは、チャイムとデザインが好きです :3
イェスル
@@hawaii_bg2904 え
Was this just a test? I don’t understand Japanese.
Yes. They are mostly tested in case a real one happens.
They don’t test, they test with songs, not alarms
Normal: kalm
J-alert: Panik
What does it say? I only know a few japanese words.
訓練, 訓練. ミサイル発射(X2)(training, training. Missile Launched x2)
Thanks for the comment!
Content :
Training. Training. Missile launch. Missile launch. A missile has been fired. Evacuate to a secure building or underground. (x3)
This is a training broadcast. This is Disaster Prevention, Hikari City.
I actually wen I sleeping that siren was so scary at Japan please I don’t want to go to Japan
This siren rarely sounds in Japan.
Like any other country, Japan has a lot to offer, so come on over! :)
@@daiki4625 yeah but the earthquakes there are crazy
Some of these sirens look quite scary sometimes as they look like siren head especially seeing just a couple loudspeakers on a pole. Which resembles the image of siren head.
eardrum breakers
@DavidMillhaud
I agree
Well honestly siren head is cool and all but kids ruin the siren community saying siren head, siren head has almost nothing to do with siren enthusiasts
@@budgie508your right. The kid YTers screwed him up
ああ、津波😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😵😵😵😭😭😭😭
It sounds like a school bell
Well not really for the blaring part
Jアラート１回も聞いてません（発車されても地元でギリ鳴らない）
Once i stopped this it still played 💀
well your dead
that mean one thing
North korean missile moment
run
run
That seems like a 300 watt siren
This specific subsidiary/child station uses a total of 100 watts since both speakers use 50-watt drivers.
It use 50/100watt TOA drivers, My school also use full TOA system, Including TOA A2240 power ampli. But for bousai, they use Panasonic but inside I assume there's a toa Ampli inside.
訓練だと分かっててもビックリする…
0:16
JAPANESE SIREN HEAD KNOCK-OFF
ミサイル、発射
That was scary as hell
I know
If heard J-Alert Siren in my bedroom at 3AM, I will swear to god
After 24th February 2022 in Ukraine, it isn't really that scary, except you don't know if it is actually real.
これは、キムさんもにっこり‼
huh
يا رجل آمل أن يكونوا بخير
I bet there is another missile that launched in north korea
発売された⁉️軸実9
Was this just some sort of training in the style of how they did it when North Korea launched a missile above and through Japan?
Thanks for the comment!
You are exactly right.
@@daiki4625 Thank you for telling me, so I would like to know with you more about Japan and about these Bosai Musen speakers along with their emergency broadcaast system. You know in America and almost the rest of the world outside Japan, they don't use music at all to test our EAS instead e.g. in America to test their sirens they use Westminster chimes often but sometimes a loud blaring noise unfortunately which is Japan they don't use except for the westminster chimes. in my country especially we do have sirens but we don't have any wireless bulletins transferred to phones and tv's so it won't obviously be a nightmare there.
@@davem6024 Thank you for your reply.The Westminster Chime is mainly used in schools to signal time.
@@daiki4625 Thank you as well. Yes but are they also very commonly used in bosai musen sirens?
@@davem6024 No, it is not used in Bosai musen sirens. It is a school-specific chime.
Jアラートがうるさくない
The Japanese j alert sounds like the narrator from Thomas & Friends in Japanese
こんにちは1:47
In America sirens are usually more powerful and louder than this
Also in america the sirens dont give you any info on what to do!
@@antenna_officalThey actually do! Most of the time They Talk
@@radon_alarms oh sorry, the ones in my area do
What is the maximum dB(A) generated by this Bosai Musen siren?
Thanks for the comment!
I'm not sure, but they say it's about as loud as a fire engine siren.
@@daiki4625 so during the broadcast it was just as loud as that right?
@@daiki4625 or maybe a police siren
@@davem6024 I think you're right.
It's 113dBA @1m, this is according to the manufacturer Uni-Pex as this is using two H-B50L straight horns from them.
ミサイル流してください
north korea launched a missle OVER japan in 2017 bro
Is of Okinawa
Bro This One Japan Like Very Nightmare Alarm 🤯🤯🤯🤯
Cool
AHUDAI
It sounds like an anime
I love the alert sound
J ALERT JAPAN ballistic missile alert
0:16 Japanese Barney Error Extreme Punishment sound (Only when you use J-Barney Errors)
so glad i wasn’t there in 2017
Feel bad for the people near these speakers
ミサイル落下怖い
mom pick me up im scared
J-alert*
うるさい火災jアラートこわい
Siren begins 0:05
nice and i'm owner of Whelen 4004 Sirens Which is linked to j-alert
😧
おm５周年投稿ができる
Looks like Japan and North Korea have some SERIOUS beef... "._.
このアナウンサー高麗川駅の自動放送と同じ人
The talking through the speakers kinda reminds me of the Stalingrad loudspeaker 💀💀💀
怖い😂
Wow 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Siren Head?
Yep. Bosai Musen
怖すぎるやろww
How do people turn on this siren
Thank you for the comments! We quote from Wikipedia how to communicate.
The flow of information from the occurrence of an emergency to the transmission of information to residents is as follows.
〇 Occurrence of an Emergency and its Awareness
After the occurrence of emergencies such as tsunamis and armed attacks, the Japan Meteorological Agency will first learn about weather-related information and the Cabinet Secretariat will first learn about national protection-related information such as armed attacks.Ballistic missile information will be communicated to the Cabinet Secretariat from the Air Self-Defense Force's automatic warning and control organization or the North American Aerospace Defense Command, a component of the U.S. Strategic Forces' space integration function.
〇 Communication of information to the Fire and Disaster Management Agency
The Japan Meteorological Agency or the Cabinet Secretariat communicates information to the Fire and Disaster Management Agency about the emergencies it has learned.
communication of information to local governments
The Fire and Disaster Management Agency will distribute emergency information to local governments nationwide via a communications satellite.
〇Communication to residents
Local governments receive emergency information from the Fire and Disaster Management Agency. Local governments automatically start emergency administrative radio, wire-broadcast telephone, and FM radio for emergency notification, and transmit information to residents through siren sounds and voice broadcasts.Basically, it is instructed to evacuate the area indoors or to protect oneself from tsunamis.
Well they press a button And it plays???
@@davidberrios4931
Thank you for your comment!
When there is a possibility that a ballistic missile launched from North Korea will fly into Japan, the government will use the national Instant Warning System (J-Alert) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to deliver emergency information.
When J-Alert is used, the disaster prevention administrative radio system of municipalities will be automatically activated, warnings will be broadcast from outdoor speakers, and area e-mails and emergency bulletin e-mails will be sent to cell phones.
This video is a training broadcast.
@@daiki4625 by the way does the information get delivered to these outdoor speakers that play music at noon everyday as a test as I still don't really know the actual reason for them playing music every noon. There is a reason why and it is to remind children to return home as it is getting dark. But I would like to know what is the main reason why Japan has these speakers set up outdoors almost everywhere? Maybe because they are very much prone to lots of natural disasters or maybe a way of further communication with citizens. I think I may be a bit confused about this as Japan is really a very interesting country from the future no one can clearly understand for sure.
@@davem6024
Thank you for your comment!
First of all, the speakers that you can find in most places are called "Bosai gyousei musen" (Disaster Prevention Administrative Radio), and they are used to quickly and accurately transmit information that is urgently needed for disaster prevention. Missile information is one of them. (Another name for it is J-ALERT).
One of the reasons may be that Japan has many natural disasters.
In order to be able to use the system in case of emergencies, we broadcast a melody chime to encourage children to go home at around 5 p.m. as a daily test broadcast.
0:05 Well You is was Coming was is EAS ararm J ALERT but (ballistic missile alert)
What is this name of this siren?
Bosai Musen Siren
North Korea has been war in Japan and Missile system
Horns 2
聖なる、 それはそう怖い
ALERT
Me. Lala
J Alarm. *Alarm goes off*
Me. Oh Hell no
And also it's just the same as the tv
It scared the HELL OUT OF ME
Btw this is used for a Jakarta which meant its either a test for a: missle, earthquake, or tsunami
Could someone please translate what the siren was saying during the broadcast
放送で言ってた内容です。間違ってたらすみません。
↓
只今から、訓練放送を行います。 （警報がなる)
訓練。訓練。ミサイル発射。ミサイル発射。ミサイルが発射された模様です。頑丈な建物や地下に、避難してください。(警報がなる)
訓練。訓練。ミサイル発射。ミサイル発射。ミサイルが発射された模様です。頑丈な建物や地下に、避難してください。(警報がなる)
訓練。訓練。ミサイル発射。ミサイル発射。ミサイルが発射された模様です。頑丈な建物や地下に、避難してください。
これは、訓練放送です。こちらは、防災放送局です。
What he said
The training broadcast will begin now.
*siren*
Training, Training.
Missile Launched, Missile Launched
A missile has been launched
Evacuate inside a building or underground.
This is a training broadcast. This is Hikari City Disaster Prevention.
@@CallMeAhSirHKP was this actually just a drill that it said training training
@@davem6024 yes.
@@CallMeAhSirHKP Ok thank you so this wasn't filmed during the time when North Korea launched its missile over Japan that set off all the sirens across the country, just a training in the style of how they told everyone about the missile from North Korea.
silent head
うるさい火災
jアラード
キリキリ
こわい
🏘地震こわれた？！はやく
Ala
Miren
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaooooooooooooooooooooooo
1:02