Earthquake hits Fukushima

Hi guys. An earthquake hit Fukushima this morning.
There was an earthquake in Fukushima prefecture, Ibaraki prefecture, and Chiba prefecture that observed seismic intensity 3 at around 8:58 am on the 11th. There are no worries about the tsunami caused by this earthquake.
The Japan Meteorological Agency announced an earthquake early warning saying that strong tremors were expected in various parts of the Kanto region and Fukushima Prefecture, but the maximum seismic intensity was 3, and no strong tremors with an intensity of less than 5 were observed.

originally posted by: musicismagic
Hi guys. An earthquake hit Fukushima this morning.
There was an earthquake in Fukushima prefecture, Ibaraki prefecture, and Chiba prefecture that observed seismic intensity 3 at around 8:58 am on the 11th. There are no worries about the tsunami caused by this earthquake.
The Japan Meteorological Agency announced an earthquake early warning saying that strong tremors were expected in various parts of the Kanto region and Fukushima Prefecture, but the maximum seismic intensity was 3, and no strong tremors with an intensity of less than 5 were observed.

Don't forget to post your source(s).

That said, it's always better to have less intense seismic activity than a single massive blow out. Although there's no guarantees.

originally posted by: EternalShadow

originally posted by: musicismagic
Hi guys. An earthquake hit Fukushima this morning.
There was an earthquake in Fukushima prefecture, Ibaraki prefecture, and Chiba prefecture that observed seismic intensity 3 at around 8:58 am on the 11th. There are no worries about the tsunami caused by this earthquake.
The Japan Meteorological Agency announced an earthquake early warning saying that strong tremors were expected in various parts of the Kanto region and Fukushima Prefecture, but the maximum seismic intensity was 3, and no strong tremors with an intensity of less than 5 were observed.

Don't forget to post your source(s).

Sorry I'll post it now.

That said, it's always better to have less intense seismic activity than a single massive blow out. Although there's no guarantees.

Source of the news.

www3.nhk.or.jp...

its in Japanese, so use chrome and it will translate it for you. Or I can do now.

Fukushima Ibaraki Chiba seismic intensity 3
May 11, 2020 9:29

There was an earthquake in Fukushima prefecture, Ibaraki prefecture, and Chiba prefecture that observed seismic intensity 3 at around 8:58 am on the 11th. There are no worries about the tsunami caused by this earthquake.

As for the seismic intensity of each region, we observed shaking of seismic intensity 3 in Koriyama City and Iwaki City in Fukushima Prefecture, Mito City and Hitachi City in Ibaraki Prefecture, and Asahi City and Katori City in Chiba Prefecture.

In addition, seismic intensities of 2 and 1 were observed in the Tohoku region, Kanto Koshinetsu, and part of the Tokai region.

According to observations by the Japan Meteorological Agency, the epicenter is off the coast of Ibaraki prefecture, the depth of the epicenter is 50 km, and the magnitude indicating the magnitude of the earthquake is estimated to be 5.5.

Japan Meteorological Agency "I want you to be alert to strong shaking when breaking news comes out."
The Japan Meteorological Agency announced an earthquake early warning saying that strong tremors were expected in various parts of the Kanto region and Fukushima Prefecture, but the maximum seismic intensity was 3, and no strong tremors with an intensity of less than 5 were observed.

The Japan Meteorological Agency said, "Earthquake Early Warning predicts shaking in a short time immediately after the earthquake, so errors may occur, but when the early warning comes out, please be wary of strong shaking."

a reply to: EternalShadow
Relieving tensions in one location probably intensifies stresses elsewhere. May increase tensions enough for an 8 or better elsewhere.

originally posted by: CharlesT
a reply to: EternalShadow
Relieving tensions in one location probably intensifies stresses elsewhere. May increase tensions enough for an 8 or better elsewhere.

We have been getting warnings of future earthquakes for this year and it doesn't look good. I have to check or you guys can check whick nuclear power plants have failed inspections.

The major concern for a major quake starts around Fukushima and works itself past Tokyo, Osaka and down to Hiroshima.

If I post more about quake here in Japan, keep this post bookmarked. Thanks

a reply to: musicismagic
I'm still interested in Fukushima. I followed it as best I could for quite a long time. I never see anything about it any more.

I guess everything there is just peachy there now. How many people ended up dying or disabled because of that? Are they still dumping into the Pacific? How much?

Poor Japanese, we bombed the nuclear sheat out of you and now your own government has bombed the nuclear sheat out of you.

S/F.I always consider you the ATS eye on Japan.Thank you.

Thanks for the info, I work for a spin off of Sumitomo

originally posted by: musicismagic
Hi guys. An earthquake hit Fukushima this morning.
There was an earthquake in Fukushima prefecture, Ibaraki prefecture, and Chiba prefecture that observed seismic intensity 3 at around 8:58 am on the 11th. There are no worries about the tsunami caused by this earthquake.
The Japan Meteorological Agency announced an earthquake early warning saying that strong tremors were expected in various parts of the Kanto region and Fukushima Prefecture, but the maximum seismic intensity was 3, and no strong tremors with an intensity of less than 5 were observed.

So, is it question of this latest event...which appears to have been relatively harmless, make the area somehow a super spot

originally posted by: CharlesT
a reply to: musicismagic
I'm still interested in Fukushima. I followed it as best I could for quite a long time. I never see anything about it any more.

I guess everything there is just peachy there now. How many people ended up dying or disabled because of that? Are they still dumping into the Pacific? How much?

Poor Japanese, we bombed the nuclear sheat out of you and now your own government has bombed the nuclear sheat out of you.

Due to a very short labor shortage ( sorry, I don't have proof of this, just rumors ), foreigners under contract with contractors have become necessary. ( Japanese street people were first to be hired, many with not so good of a background and were being paid cash and housing, got ripped off of pay). The word got out and very few Japanese that did go to work there also found out about the contractors cheating and hired attorneys. Labor was hard to get.
The ones building the containers I 'm quite sure they all are union workers so they get paid.
Sad to say, but this is one more of Japan's dirty secret on how the Japanese get shafted by their uncaring and disregard for its citizens. The other example is this: (read up on it and you'll see why the politicians don't give a flying fk, but the govt. workers do and they have all been silenced to speak out) en.wikipedia.org...

I would not recommend buying sea salt no more. It seems here (locally) it is not very salty these days and of course it is super cheap. I don't have access to American salt that is out in Utah I think.

Anyway, you got all sadistic politicians now in govt. Japanese people are fodder even the politicians are now fodder toward crimes against humanity.


We are going through a major work and money depression now. I think it is really weird that people in America and here to don't realize the severity of it. Its here to stay for a long time. My guess is 3 to 5 years of a "depressed and confuse" people of all nations. Although I live on an island, I recommend people to live on an island these days. An island that is self sustaining. That is the truth and shy away from modern man because " a hungry man is a dangerous man", in this regards it has to do with " evil power" your leaders NOW have. That is the truth.

originally posted by: visitedbythem
Thanks for the info, I work for a spin off of Sumitomo

Do you have access to their in house memos ? Might be all in Japanese, not that you probably can't speak and read it.

originally posted by: musicismagic

originally posted by: visitedbythem
Thanks for the info, I work for a spin off of Sumitomo

Do you have access to their in house memos ? Might be all in Japanese, not that you probably can't speak and read it.

No,
Im out on disability for carple tunnel right now

originally posted by: smurfy

originally posted by: musicismagic
Hi guys. An earthquake hit Fukushima this morning.
There was an earthquake in Fukushima prefecture, Ibaraki prefecture, and Chiba prefecture that observed seismic intensity 3 at around 8:58 am on the 11th. There are no worries about the tsunami caused by this earthquake.
The Japan Meteorological Agency announced an earthquake early warning saying that strong tremors were expected in various parts of the Kanto region and Fukushima Prefecture, but the maximum seismic intensity was 3, and no strong tremors with an intensity of less than 5 were observed.

So, is it question of this latest event...which appears to have been relatively harmless, make the area somehow a super spot

Like I mention, on Japanese TV they are going full blown at times of earthquake prepareness .Even in our village we get monthly memos on what to have as the weather changes. I'll post a picture of my "get to go back". I'm actually updating it at the moment. Got to be prepared . The last tsunami that hit this area was 60 years ago caused by a quake. They told us this only after our loan was approved for our house and sadly its in a flood zone.

originally posted by: visitedbythem

originally posted by: musicismagic

originally posted by: visitedbythem
Thanks for the info, I work for a spin off of Sumitomo

Do you have access to their in house memos ? Might be all in Japanese, not that you probably can't speak and read it.

No,
Im out on disability for carple tunnel right now

Sorry to hear that. Can you still drive a car?

originally posted by: musicismagic

originally posted by: visitedbythem

originally posted by: musicismagic

originally posted by: visitedbythem
Thanks for the info, I work for a spin off of Sumitomo

Do you have access to their in house memos ? Might be all in Japanese, not that you probably can't speak and read it.

No,
Im out on disability for carple tunnel right now

Sorry to hear that. Can you still drive a car?

Yeah, but I likely need an operation in both wrists soon

Hopefully it is not a pre-quake of a much larger earthquake in the near future. That is all Japan needs, another major quake.

originally posted by: rickymouse
Hopefully it is not a pre-quake of a much larger earthquake in the near future. That is all Japan needs, another major quake.

We've had some late snow and the extra weight with sudden weather changes, in my opinion , along with others will state that it is possible due to the weight on the ground this late in the season. Weird times we are in.

seems there where 2 if they are the same as these are recorded on the 10th

RSOE Alertmap

High time to go bury those backup generators and build some nuclear powerplants on a fault line then!

a reply to: musicismagic