After a grueling 10 days trapped beneath a devastating landslide in Nepal, two individuals have miraculously been rescued. As the massive landslide hit, local and international teams quickly jumped into action, with emotional celebrations now marking the successful operation's conclusion. Yet, amidst the relief, questions remain about building local disaster response capacity and landslide prevention measures.

As a country frequently grappling with natural disasters like earthquakes and typhoons, Japan has developed sophisticated disaster management and rescue systems. Many Japanese citizens feel a deep sympathy for disaster-stricken nations due to shared experiences. This event also highlights Japan's contributions to international disaster relief efforts, a source of national pride.

Similar to Japan, nations like the US and EU have advanced disaster response systems. Humanitarian aid and international cooperation during disasters are valued universally. However, the focus may differ, with the US and EU more often confronting tornadoes, hurricanes, and wildfires, rather than landslides.