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JR Kyushu has fully restored all of its rail lines affected by the Kumamoto earthquake, bringing services back to normal by the end of July, 74 days after the disaster. The complete reopening is viewed as a significant step in rebuilding the region's transport infrastructure.
A decade after two devastating earthquakes struck Kumamoto, Japan, the region still grapples with critical lessons about industrial resilience and gas safety. Authorities are now pushing for comprehensive reforms to strengthen factories, gas systems, and infrastructure.
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said the central bank will closely watch the impact of the Kumamoto earthquake on domestic production and corporate supply chains. He highlighted the need to assess the disaster's effects on the regional and national economy.
