Key Facts
• November 20, 2025: Large-scale fire in Oita City, Saga-no-Seki area.
• Over 70% of affected residents are aged 65 or older.
• Approximately 100 evacuees, mostly elderly, are at Saga-no-Seki Civic Center.
• Medical teams, including doctors, nurses, and pharmacists, are providing support.
• Evacuees receive hot spring bathing tickets and continuous food supplies.
• Co-op Oita distributed hot pot meals to address vegetable shortages.
• Governor Juichiro Sato pledged maximum support during his site visit.
• Donation boxes set up across Oita City on November 20, 2025.
• Key donation locations include city hall and six branch offices.
• Special consultation hotlines established for electricity, housing loans, and insurance claims.
Summary
A large-scale fire in Oita City’s Saga-no-Seki area has led to prolonged evacuation concerns, particularly for the elderly, who make up over 70% of the affected population. Around 100 evacuees are receiving medical care, food, and bathing support at the Saga-no-Seki Civic Center. Local organizations, such as Co-op Oita, are addressing nutritional needs, while Governor Juichiro Sato has committed to comprehensive recovery efforts. Donation boxes have been placed across the city to aid recovery, and special hotlines are available for financial and insurance-related assistance.
