It is important to know the disasters that can occur at the site — and keep them in memory efficiently. Each case takes about 20 seconds to watch.
Point out and evaluate dangerous spots — together, through the server.
Reproductions based on disaster information from the Japanese government’s Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare “Workplace Safety Site” and the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health.
As the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve shows, memory fades fast. Reviewing at the right moments lets the memory settle.
“Learning to think about disasters, ask for opinions, and discuss them is effective for consolidating memories.”
Japanese culture that respects the spirit creates respect for individual human and leads to safety and peace of mind. This is why we want to spread RiMM to the world.