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A strong earthquake registering 'lower 6' on Japan's 7-point seismic scale struck the country on the evening of June 25, 2026, triggering automatic alerts. Officials warn of aftershocks and landslides as details on the epicenter and damage remain unknown.
A powerful earthquake measuring upper 6 on Japan's 7-point seismic intensity scale struck on the evening of June 19 local time. The Japan Meteorological Agency reported strong tremors in the vicinity, but no tsunami warning has been issued. Authorities are assessing damage as the event is known to cause severe structural harm.
A 5.7-magnitude earthquake shook western Japan on May 2, 2026, causing strong tremors but no tsunami warning. Initial reports indicate no major damage or casualties, and authorities are monitoring for aftershocks.
