911 earthquakes appeared in the southwest of Japan in 11 days

According to the Japanese data of the Japanese Meteorological Agency (JMA), the archipelago of the province of Kagosima has been shaken by earthquakes in the past 11 days.

According to the data, Juni-2. July 911 earthquakes in the region of the islands with a maximum size of 5.6.

Accordingly, 1 and more size of 610, 2 and more size 220, 3 and more size of 60, 4 and more than 18 shakes occurred.

Earthquakes of 5 or more occurred three times.

According to the official Kyodo agency, the dead, injured and damage information about the earthquakes in the region were not reported.

Possible tsunami risk

JMA official Kiyomoto Masasi, journalists, the region of the region in the region is certain of the frequency of earthquakes, he said.

“We experience twice as much earthquake than we can feel compared to those who occurred two or four years ago.” He said.

10-20 kilometers deep and highly large earthquakes can create the risk of tsunami to emphasize Kiyomoto, the citizens demanded sensitivity to warnings.

Professor Assoc. Dr. Yokose: There are three active mistakes in the region

In conversation with the State Television NHK, the topography of the sea base from the Kumamoto University Assoc. Dr. Yokose Hisayoshi, three active mistakes in the region, reported: “Shaking can last for 2-3 weeks. People have to be prepared for a large earthquake.” Warned.

People are worried

Isamu Sakamoto from the island of Akuseki, which was connected to the archipelago, told the people in the Japan Times region.

Isamu said that they had temporarily suspended their business activities due to security measures and said that they had a “more powerful fear of earth”.

Isamu, “The tremor is vertical and there is a high sound, then starts to tremble (the place). It's shocking.” he said.

The population is approximately 670

In September 2023, 308 earthquakes appeared in September 2023 and 308 earthquakes occurred in the Tokara Archipelago region, which covers a region 160 kilometers.

From June 2025, around 670 people live in the Tokara archipelago, which has a total area of ​​100 kilometers and consists of 7 islands.