DisasterAWARE

Natural Hazard Risks in Osaka, Japan

Population: 2.8M

Osaka faces varying levels of natural hazard risk. The highest risk is from floods (score: 9/10). Below is a consolidated view of all major hazard types with both forward-looking risk scores and historical impact data for Osaka, Japan.

Hazard Risk Overview

flood

Flood Risk

Extreme
Risk: 9Historical: 10
  • High risk rating for Osaka based on ThinkHazard (Urban flood)
  • 22 events recorded in proximity in recent decades
  • Significant river or coastal flood exposure
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landslide

Landslide Risk

Extreme
Risk: 9Historical: 10
  • High risk rating for Osaka based on ThinkHazard (Landslide)
  • 36 events recorded in proximity in recent decades
  • Active in the last 12 months (14 events)
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earthquake

Earthquake Risk

High
Risk: 5Historical: 10
  • Moderate risk rating for Osaka based on ThinkHazard (Earthquake)
  • Extensive history of significant events in this area
  • High recent activity — multiple events in the last 12 months
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wildfire

Wildfire Risk

High
Risk: 5Historical: 0
  • Moderate risk rating for Osaka based on ThinkHazard (Wildfire)

No significant events in the DisasterAWARE historical database for this hazard type near Osaka. Risk rating is based on forward-looking hazard assessment models.

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extreme-heat

Extreme Heat Risk

High
Risk: 5Historical: 2
  • Moderate risk rating for Osaka based on ThinkHazard (Extreme heat)
  • 2 events on record in proximity
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How this data is built

Osaka risk scores combine Historical Event Intelligence with authoritative hazard modeling delivered through Geospatial Intelligence Layers. For live event monitoring near Osaka, use the Event Intelligence API or the DisasterAWARE Platform.

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DisasterAWARE provides real-time monitoring and alerting for all hazard types in Osaka, Japan and beyond. Better understand risks and impacts with real-time, early warning, and historical data to strengthen preparedness, response, and resilience.