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Columns tagged with "地震保険"
Is earthquake insurance necessary for rental apartments? This guide explains how to obtain a disaster certificate, the steps for filing insurance claims, and how earthquake insurance differs from fire insurance—with real-world cost-benefit simulations included.
Coverage scope of earthquake insurance, actual payout examples from major past earthquakes, regional insurance rate differences, and cases where you should—or shouldn't—get coverage, explained with foreign residents' actual living situations in mind.
A comprehensive guide to the differences in coverage between fire insurance, earthquake insurance, and contents insurance required in rental contracts, the importance of liability insurance, and key points for verifying English-language policy documents that foreign residents often overlook.
Do you think "Since I'm renting, earthquake insurance is the landlord's responsibility"? Actually, landlords insure the building, but your household items receive zero coverage. This guide explains the necessity and mechanics of household earthquake insurance (typically ¥500–¥1,500/month) with real-world examples of what happens without it.
When living in a rental apartment, is earthquake insurance truly necessary? This article explains the differences between earthquake and fire insurance, what earthquake insurance covers and its limitations, and how to prepare appropriately as a tenant.
Fire and household contents insurance for rental tenants is essential protection against earthquake damage. We explore coverage options, insurance costs, and smart selection strategies from an expert perspective.
