Tokyo iCDC has created a video based on the “Infection Prevention Handbook” created in March 2025, which clearly summarizes key points for preventing the spread of infectious diseases within the home and that can be practiced in daily life.
This video uses simple animation and live-action footage to explain infection prevention actions that can be easily implemented, based on scenarios that are likely to occur at home.
Please use this information to review and adjust your infection control measures at home.

1　Main target

Tokyo residents

2　Main contents

This article provides easy-to-understand explanations of infection prevention measures that can be implemented at home, covering the following topics:

• Efforts to reduce contact within the home

• How to disinfect surfaces that everyone touches
• How to make sodium hypochlorite solution
• Proper disposal methods for diarrhea and vomit

These are just a few examples of the useful information we offer for everyday life, compiled into short, easy-to-watch videos.

3　How to view

You can view it on the Health and Medical Bureau’s website.

*You can also watch it on YouTube.

4　Reference

Please also make use of the Infectious Disease Prevention Handbook (created in March 2025).

Tokyo iCDC is a network of experts who conduct research, analysis, information gathering, and dissemination in various fields related to infectious diseases.

This project is an initiative to promote the “Tokyo 2050 Strategy.”
Strategy 24: Healthcare: “Building a health and medical care delivery system that remains unshaken even in times of emergency.”

Contact: Health and Medical Bureau, Infectious Disease Control Department, Investigation and Analysis Division Phone: 03-5320-4542