At 15:10 on January 1, the China Earthquake Network officially determined that a 7.4-magnitude earthquake occurred off the west coast of Honshu, Japan, with an epicenter depth of about 30 kilometers. The earthquake set off a terrifying chain reaction, and shortly after the earthquake, the Japan Meteorological Agency issued an emergency warning that a 5-meter-high tsunami was forming.
At the moment of the earthquake, local residents were horrified to find that their houses had collapsed due to the force of the earthquake. The online video recorded the terrifying moment when the station sign in the station shook violently, and people could not hide the panic in their hearts in the face of the sudden earthquake crisis.
Within two hours of the earthquake, the area experienced more than 40 aftershocks, adding to the anxiety and panic. For those who lost their homes in the earthquake, the constant aftershocks added to the situation.
However, the biggest threat may come from the tsunami. The Japan Meteorological Agency warned that the 7.4-magnitude earthquake triggered a tsunami with a height of 5 meters, posing a great threat to the coastline. Large waves continue to invade the shore, increasing people's tensions.
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