Alerts are "delivered at two levels — an alert and a higher warning. The weather agency issued the lower level alert."
M7 or higher = lower alert level
M8 or higher = higher level warning
#earthquake#地震#Japan
BREAKING: The Meteorological Agency has issued an alert warning about a possible large earthquake around the Nankai Trough – the first ever such alert – following a magnitude 7.1 quake that struck earlier in the day off the coast of Kyushu. https://t.co/B2VAWA5qx3
"...the chance of a major earthquake occurring in the Nankai Trough is relatively higher than usual, ...but this does not mean an earthquake will necessarily occur within a specific timeframe. The warning is expected to be in place for a week."
#earthquake#地震#Japan
BREAKING: The Meteorological Agency has issued an alert warning about a possible large earthquake around the Nankai Trough – the first ever such alert – following a magnitude 7.1 quake that struck earlier in the day off the coast of Kyushu. https://t.co/B2VAWA5qx3
Time and time again, I find myself having deja vu caused not by seemingly more common factors like music or scents, but by specific combinations of temperature and humidity.
@RichardMedh @miocoxon Agreed! Within Tokyo, but a convenient, refreshing respite from heat and concrete (esp in Summer), descending down into the valley feels like entering a different world. Lots of little surprises down in the valley too!
@blueskyburuu @dwvcd Fellow 'nekojita' here. It certainly is inconvenient😥. Then there's the risk/reward, danger/thrill/pleasure of things like takoyaki and babe😅😬
Interestingly, the carrier landing practice island is close to Tanegashishima, home to Japan's orbital rocket launch site, and Yakushima, a World Heritage Site known for lush greenery, old cedar, and inspiring the forest setting of Princess Mononoke. https://t.co/SZVN8BR0BG
As soon as I saw the photo I thought "carrier landing practice". Bingo! Japan to buy tiny island in Kagoshima for ¥16 billion to host US military drills. https://t.co/SN9pp12Gt2
Looking at Japanese magazine covers you can kind of see where Japanese Web design is coming from. Hold on, I think there's a square inch you haven't filled with text yet.
Some photos from Tuesday, of the inside of one the carriages, and the state of the repair yard itself. Those flooded trains will likely be scrapped. There's so much damage, it'll be cheaper to build new ones, rather than repair them. https://t.co/Tnkxf7nyqs
The flooded area is where those shinkansen would normally be repaired, so they'll have to be moved elsewhere. The trains and carriages are reported to have cost ¥32.8 billion, though it's probably too eary to estimate the repair bill. https://t.co/ovFwdSgtw5
The storage rooms of the Kawasaki City Museum - which reportedly housed ukiyo-e, classical Japanese texts, and even manga - were totally flooded due to typhoon Hagibis. Museum officials are working to catalog exactly what’s been lost. https://t.co/QGuL5ju30l
「水害にあったときに」生活再建の手引き https://t.co/SupMdEOedn
RECOVERING FROM A FLOOD DISASTER(English version)
https://t.co/FjqysMhDDa
#台風#水害#TyphoonHagibis#flood#disasters