News Strong tremor jolting Fukushima/Miyagi

thomas · 17 Mar 2022

This was a scary one. Two jolts and the second one lasted pretty long. I cannot imagine what it must have felt like in the north.

Magnitude-7.3 quake rocks northeast Japan, tsunami advisory issued - The Mainichi

TOKYO -- A strong earthquake jolted northeast Japan late on March 16, prompting the Japan Meteorological Agency to issue a tsunami advisory in northea

mainichi.jp

Japan assesses damage after powerful magnitude 7.4 quake strikes off east coast

The late-night earthquake that struck off the coast of Miyagi and Fukushima prefectures left at least four people dead and scores injured.

www.japantimes.co.jp

thomas · 17 Mar 2022

Magnitude 7.3, maximum seismic intensity +6.

https://www.data.jma.go.jp/multi/quake/quake_detail.html?eventID=20220316234055&lang=en

https://www.data.jma.go.jp/multi/quake/index.html?lang=en

Petaris · 17 Mar 2022

Yikes!
I wonder how all those tanks of contaminated water fared?

mdchachi · 17 Mar 2022

thomas said:
This was a scary one. Two jolts and the second one lasted pretty long. I cannot imagine what it must have felt like in the north.

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Magnitude-7.3 quake rocks northeast Japan, tsunami advisory issued - The Mainichi

TOKYO -- A strong earthquake jolted northeast Japan late on March 16, prompting the Japan Meteorological Agency to issue a tsunami advisory in northea

mainichi.jp

Japan assesses damage after powerful magnitude 7.4 quake strikes off east coast

The late-night earthquake that struck off the coast of Miyagi and Fukushima prefectures left at least four people dead and scores injured.

www.japantimes.co.jp

You're in Tokyo though aren't you? According to that chart you barely felt it.

bentenmusume · 17 Mar 2022

That chart looks very off.
All the places I'm looking at show most of the greater Tokyo area as a 4 or at least a 3:

地震情報（2022年3月16日）最大震度6強｜震源地：福島県沖 - Yahoo!天気・災害

2022年3月16日23時36分ごろ発生した地震の情報。震源地やマグニチュード、深さ、最大震度と各地の震度など。

typhoon.yahoo.co.jp

It's kind of become a running joke that my daughter and I sleep through all these big earthquakes, leaving my poor wife awake to fear for her life alone.
(It further helped that this time I was/am in Kyushu for work, and had been awake since about 4 a.m. yesterday.)

thomas · 17 Mar 2022

Petaris said:
Yikes!
I wonder how all those tanks of contaminated water fared?

According to the news, only one tank "moved", whatever that means.

bentenmusume said:
That chart looks very off.
All the places I'm looking at show most of the greater Tokyo area as a 4 or at least a 3:

It's kind of become a running joke that my daughter and I sleep through all these big earthquakes, leaving my poor wife awake to fear for her life alone.
(It further helped that this time I was/am in Kyushu for work, and had been awake since about 4 a.m. yesterday.)

That's probably the best way to live through an earthquake.

There were also extensive power outages (2.2m households); my sister in law in Chiba was affected, too.

2 dead, over 160 injured after M7.4 quake hits northeastern Japan

A powerful magnitude 7.4 earthquake hit off northeastern Japan late Wednesday, leaving at least two people dead and more than 160 injured and causing a high-speed shinkansen train to derail. Two men in Miyagi and Fukushima prefectures, the areas hit hardest by the 11:36 p.m. quake, died, while...

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Lothor · 17 Mar 2022

mdchachi said:
You're in Tokyo though aren't you? According to that chart you barely felt it.

Actually it felt very strong in my part of west Tokyo. I thought that the big one had arrived and was surprised to find that it was 'only' a 4 where I live.

thomas · 17 Mar 2022

Lothor said:
Actually it felt very strong in my part of west Tokyo. I thought that the big one had arrived and was surprised to find that it was 'only' a 4 where I live.

In our area, this was easily the biggest temblor since the 2011 東北地方太平洋沖地震.

Mansoor · 18 Mar 2022

This morning, we had also an earthquake in the Hormozgan province in the southeast area, nearby Pakistan and Afghanistan borders. The quake place is a rural area with 32 villages. The magnitude of the shaking was about 6 Rich and 10 Km underground dept.

Fortunately, the quake hadn't any casualty but probably it damaged some rural houses that usually haven't the enforced structures. The organizations that moved to the area are assessing the level of damages in those villages, especially the closer villages to the earthquake center. Despite the shaking power, I don't think damages are at a high level because none of the residents lost their lives.

Lothor · 18 Mar 2022

10km underground is relatively shallow. It was fortunate that there wasn't much damage.

Mansoor · 18 Mar 2022

Based on the last news, the earthquake damaged the electricity network of the area and in some places, landslides happened in the mountains and blocked some roads but casualty has not been reported up to now.

Hiroyuki Nagashima · 18 Mar 2022

An earthquake with a seismic intensity of 5 was generated some time ago in Tohoku.
March 18 23:25 M5.5
The seismic center: The Iwate offing
Maximum intensity 5 upper: Noda-mura

Hiroyuki Nagashima · 21 Mar 2022

The restoration situation from Tohoku earthquake.
The Tohoku expressway seemed to restore in 15 hours.

The blackout of Tohoku restored now, too.

東北電力ネットワーク

東北電力の公式ホームページです。電気料金やご契約、省エネをはじめとするエネルギーソリューション、系統アクセスや新サービス・新料金プランに関する情報などを掲載しています。「より、そう、ちから。」

nw.tohoku-epco.co.jp

As for the water outage of the water supply, most seemed to restore.

断水した大崎市内、試験通水始まる　美里、涌谷、富谷など宮城各地で復旧進む | 河北新報オンライン

宮城県内で最大震度６強を観測した１６日深夜の地震で、大崎市は１９日、水道管の破損が相次いだ県大崎広域水道から供給を受ける県北の自治体のうち、断水となっていた大崎市松山、鹿島台、田尻の３地域で１８日夜…

kahoku.news

By a removal work earthquake to begin of the Tohoku Shinkansen for derailment, full-scale restoration "considerable time"

Mansoor · 21 Mar 2022

What was the last time that Japan (or the areas around) had an undersea volcanic eruption in history?

I searched the internet and found this brief report:

A volcanic eruption of Mount Ontake (御嶽山, Ontake-san) took place on September 27, 2014, killing 63 people. Mount Ontake is a volcano located on the Japanese island of Honshu around 100 kilometres (62 mi) northeast of Nagoya and around 200 km (120 mi) west of Tokyo.

The recent events in the zone tell me there is a probability that an eruption happen at the same point. I don't want to make you worry but I warn you to be alerted about such happening that may take place in the Ontake or the seashores close to Japan.

The nearby ocean's bed shows, it is unrest, and I ask the Japanese government and society to be ready for such eruption and reinforce everything that is necessary.

What I say is not a certain thing but is a precaution based on the signs.

Hiroyuki Nagashima · 22 Mar 2022

Mansoor said:
What was the last time that Japan (or the areas around) had an undersea volcanic eruption in history?

A new island appears at the submarine volcano Fukutoku-Okanoba for the first time in 35 years (August 16, 2021)

Nishinoshima Niijima of Ogasawara Islands is growing up now.

By the eruption that I looked good with in submarine volcano, Fukutoku-Okanoba of Ogasawara Islands in August, a large quantity of pumice enters in October and they occur successively and are cast ashore in Okinawa , the Amami district. A researcher of JAMSTEC simulated future whereabouts of the pumice.

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