FYI HOW TO USE EMERGENCY MESSAGE SERVICE WITH YOUR CELLPHONE
Source: AITEN mailing list
Using the Disaster Message Boards:
The Mobile Carriers allow the messages to be checked via the
internet, meaning that
international residents can log in to scan the messages, also.
[[[[[[[voice msg]]]]]]]]]
***How to Leave a Message (DIAL 171 but only in JPN so FOLLOW BELOW
procedure!!!)***
NTT (Japanese only, only checkable within Japan and for use with a
touch-tone phone)
NTT offers trial usage of the system on the first of every month,
excepting January.
1. Dial 171
2. Select 1
- If instead of 1 you select 3, you can also choose a PIN to secure
your message.
However, this PIN will be required by ANYBODY wishing to check to see
if you have left
a message. If you haven’t pre-told your family/friends/employers the
PIN, they will not
be able to access your information.
3. Enter your own phone number.
4. Dial 1 #
5. Wait for the prompt and record a message of up to 30 seconds in length.
6. Dial 9# to end your message.
7. Your message will be replayed to you – if you wish to re-record, dial 8#.
8. If satisfied with your message and dial 8# is not dialed, a prompt
will indicate that your
message has been saved.
[[[[[[ POST text message-DOCOMO/SOFTBANK/AU]]]]
]]]]]]]]
Docomo
How to Post a Message
1. Select the i-mode icon from your main menu.
2. Select i-menu (number 1) from the i-mode menu.
3. Click on the Disaster Message Board icon.
4. Press ‘register message’.
5. Select/enter your message (text).
6. Confirm message by pressing ‘register’.
7. You will know your post has been successful when the confirmation
message appears.
How to Check Messages on Disaster Message Board
1. Select i-mode icon.
2. Select i-menu.
3. Choose Disaster Message Board.
4. Press Confirm Message.
5. Enter the phone number (Docomo only) of the person you are searching for.
6. Select message.
[[[[[[[[[[[[[[SOFTBANK]]]]]]]] ]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]
(many thanks to their English website – http://dengon.softbank.ne.jp/ s-1.jsp)
How to Post a Message
Choose "Disaster Message Board" from the Yahoo! Keitai Top menu.
Choose "Register" from the Disaster Message Board top menu.
From the four selections shown, choose the status that describes your
current condition. You
can also enter a message containing up to 100 double-byte characters.
After you have finished
composing the message, select "Register."
The message has been posted.
Select "Send" to deliver the automatic mail notifications to the
addresses you have specified.
How to Check Messages on Disaster Message Board
1. Choose Disaster Message Board from top menu.
2. Choose confirm from the Disaster Message Board top menu.
3. Enter the Softbank Mobile Number of a person you want to know the
condition of then select
"Search."
If you enter the number of other carriers you will be forwarded to
that carrier's disaster
message board.
4. Choose a message.Notes for Softbank Users
* Can be accessed from computers, message confirmation can be accessed
also from overseas
* Up to ten messages can be registered by a user. Any message beyond
ten will replace the
oldest.
* Only e-mail service subscribers will receive reply messages to Auto
Notify-sent messages
[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[AU ]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]
How to Post Messages on Disaster Message Board
1. Enter Ezweb menu.
2. Select Disaster Message Board.
3. Choose Registration.
4. Enter message or choose from list.
5. Press register.
How to Check Messages on Disaster Message Board.
1. Enter Ezweb menu.
2. Select Disaster Message Board.
3. Choose Confirm Message.
4. Enter the number of the person whom you wish to check on (ezweb
numbers only).
5. Select from messages.
6. Message will be displayed
=During Emergency: ENGLISH and other language news in Japan=
A)RADIO
- NHK Radio English News
**# 693 (Kanto area)
* Everyday from 2p.m.-2:15p.m. and 23:00p.m. to 11:15 p.m.
B)Online base(mainly from PC)
-NHK English news(web):
http://www.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/
- NHK RADIO (online):
English, French, Arabic,etc (17 languages)
http://www.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/ eng...
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Amnesty International Tokyo English Network (AITEN)
HP(English):http://www.aiten. org
Using the Disaster Message Boards:
The Mobile Carriers allow the messages to be checked via the
internet, meaning that
international residents can log in to scan the messages, also.
[[[[[[[voice msg]]]]]]]]]
***How to Leave a Message (DIAL 171 but only in JPN so FOLLOW BELOW
procedure!!!)***
NTT (Japanese only, only checkable within Japan and for use with a
touch-tone phone)
NTT offers trial usage of the system on the first of every month,
excepting January.
1. Dial 171
2. Select 1
- If instead of 1 you select 3, you can also choose a PIN to secure
your message.
However, this PIN will be required by ANYBODY wishing to check to see
if you have left
a message. If you haven’t pre-told your family/friends/employers the
PIN, they will not
be able to access your information.
3. Enter your own phone number.
4. Dial 1 #
5. Wait for the prompt and record a message of up to 30 seconds in length.
6. Dial 9# to end your message.
7. Your message will be replayed to you – if you wish to re-record, dial 8#.
8. If satisfied with your message and dial 8# is not dialed, a prompt
will indicate that your
message has been saved.
[[[[[[ POST text message-DOCOMO/SOFTBANK/AU]]]]
Docomo
How to Post a Message
1. Select the i-mode icon from your main menu.
2. Select i-menu (number 1) from the i-mode menu.
3. Click on the Disaster Message Board icon.
4. Press ‘register message’.
5. Select/enter your message (text).
6. Confirm message by pressing ‘register’.
7. You will know your post has been successful when the confirmation
message appears.
How to Check Messages on Disaster Message Board
1. Select i-mode icon.
2. Select i-menu.
3. Choose Disaster Message Board.
4. Press Confirm Message.
5. Enter the phone number (Docomo only) of the person you are searching for.
6. Select message.
[[[[[[[[[[[[[[SOFTBANK]]]]]]]]
(many thanks to their English website – http://dengon.softbank.ne.jp/
How to Post a Message
Choose "Disaster Message Board" from the Yahoo! Keitai Top menu.
Choose "Register" from the Disaster Message Board top menu.
From the four selections shown, choose the status that describes your
current condition. You
can also enter a message containing up to 100 double-byte characters.
After you have finished
composing the message, select "Register."
The message has been posted.
Select "Send" to deliver the automatic mail notifications to the
addresses you have specified.
How to Check Messages on Disaster Message Board
1. Choose Disaster Message Board from top menu.
2. Choose confirm from the Disaster Message Board top menu.
3. Enter the Softbank Mobile Number of a person you want to know the
condition of then select
"Search."
If you enter the number of other carriers you will be forwarded to
that carrier's disaster
message board.
4. Choose a message.Notes for Softbank Users
* Can be accessed from computers, message confirmation can be accessed
also from overseas
* Up to ten messages can be registered by a user. Any message beyond
ten will replace the
oldest.
* Only e-mail service subscribers will receive reply messages to Auto
Notify-sent messages
[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[[AU ]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]]
How to Post Messages on Disaster Message Board
1. Enter Ezweb menu.
2. Select Disaster Message Board.
3. Choose Registration.
4. Enter message or choose from list.
5. Press register.
How to Check Messages on Disaster Message Board.
1. Enter Ezweb menu.
2. Select Disaster Message Board.
3. Choose Confirm Message.
4. Enter the number of the person whom you wish to check on (ezweb
numbers only).
5. Select from messages.
6. Message will be displayed
=During Emergency: ENGLISH and other language news in Japan=
A)RADIO
- NHK Radio English News
**# 693 (Kanto area)
* Everyday from 2p.m.-2:15p.m. and 23:00p.m. to 11:15 p.m.
B)Online base(mainly from PC)
-NHK English news(web):
http://www.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/
- NHK RADIO (online):
English, French, Arabic,etc (17 languages)
http://www.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/
###
---------------------
Amnesty International Tokyo English Network (AITEN)
HP(English):http://www.aiten.
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