An event where a building, forest, or similar structure is engulfed in flames, causing significant damage or destruction.
A specific incident marked by the uncontrolled burning of materials, often resulting in a hazardous situation and a response from firefighting services.
Example:
火事の際は１１９番に電話してください。
A destructive fire that occurs in mountainous forest areas, often caused by human negligence, natural factors such as lightning, or dry conditions.
A type of wildfire specifically originating in forested regions, which can spread rapidly and result in significant damage to the ecosystem.
An uncontrolled blaze that affects woodland environments, typically instigated by events such as discarded cigarette butts or intentional campfires gone wrong.
Example:
アメリカではとても多くの山火事がある。
A visit made to someone who has experienced a fire, meant to offer support and express sympathy for their loss or hardship.
An act of showing concern and compassion for individuals affected by a fire, often involving a gesture of kindness or help.
The social practice of visiting those who have suffered from a fire incident to provide emotional comfort and encouragement during a difficult time.
The location where a fire is actively burning and causing damage, such as in buildings or forests.
A site characterized by chaos and urgency due to the occurrence of a fire, often involving emergency response activities.
The specific area that has been affected by a fire incident, where the remnants and aftermath of the fire can be observed.
Example:
火事場はやじ馬で大変だった。
A person who takes advantage of the chaos and confusion at the site of a fire to steal valuables.
An individual who engages in theft or profiteering during emergencies, exploiting the disarray to gain improper benefits.
Someone who capitalizes on the disorder caused by a disaster, such as a fire, to illicitly acquire property.