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A 5.6-magnitude earthquake near Mount Fuji on June 19 left 10 people with minor injuries, Japanese authorities reported on June 20. The quake caused no serious damage, but some residents were hurt by falling objects or during evacuations.
Japanese authorities confirmed no signs of abnormality at Mount Fuji following reports of minor fluctuations. The JMA analyzed seismic and gas data, ruling out eruption risks. Activities around the mountain continue normally.
A preliminary 5.6-magnitude earthquake struck Japan’s Yamanashi Prefecture on June 19. No tsunami warning was issued, and no abnormal volcanic activity was observed at Mount Fuji. No initial damage or injuries have been reported.
