YouTuber, a family of four whose members other than the father are mentally disabled, visits the home that burned down to the ground and shares memories with his children before the fire to convey the importance of disaster awareness.

　Yasu family, a family of four YouTubers, all of whom except the father are mentally disabled, opened their home, which burned down one year ago, to the public on March 13. The video shows the importance of disaster preparedness. The “Yasu family” consists of a father, yasu Papa (56), who has mixed anxiety and depression disorder and myasthenia gravis, a designated intractable disease; a wife with moderate intellectual disability and dissociative disorder; a 24-year-old son, Sho, with severe intellectual disability and autism spectrum disorder; and a 19-year-old daughter, Hime, with severe intellectual disability and autism spectrum disorder. On YouTube, he has been sharing his daily life with children with disabilities. However, in an update on November 26, 2024, Papa Yasu reported that a fire had broken out in the home shown in the video. He showed a photo of his house that had burned down and revealed how he escaped from the fire and that his entire family was safe.

Yasu family reveals their home that burned down one year ago

　On November 13, about a year after their house burned down, they posted a video taken in front of their house that was left in ruins. She reflected on her memories of her home with her children and called for increased disaster preparedness awareness. The post received comments from fans such as “Thank you yasu papa even though it must be hard to remember,” “I am glad that the lives of everyone in the Yasu family were spared,” and “As the dry season is approaching, we should increase our awareness of disaster prevention and crime prevention. (From “ABEMA NEWS”)