The Tokyo Fire Department has jumped on the bandwagon of the global smash-hit game "Animal Crossing: New Horizons" to offer advice on disaster prevention in a virtual format as the coronavirus pandemic makes it impossible to hold real-life emergency drills.Since last month, the department's official Twitter account has been sending out videos and screenshots set in Nintendo Co.'s popular console game to demonstrate disaster prevention measures.The clips, set on a specially created "Bosai Jima," which means "island of disaster prevention," have proved a hit, drawing more than 330,000 views a…READ FULL ARTICLE
