Authorities have evacuated dozens of people from remote islands in southern Japan that have been shaken by over 1,700 tremors ...

TOKYO: Japan has warned of a 70–80% chance of a magnitude 8–9 earthquake along the Nankai Trough within the next 30 years, ...

A magnitude 9.0 quake rocked Japan, triggered a tsunami and set off a race to cool nuclear reactors. In Japan, Scenes Of Much Destruction, Little Looting. March 31, 2011 12:01 AM ET.

In the first days after a tsunami slammed into Japan's northeast coast on March 11, killing well over 10,000 people, it seemed callous to worry about the cleanup. The filth paled beside the tragedy.

'Double tsunami' doubled Japan destruction Date: December 5, 2011 Source: Ohio State University Summary: Researchers discovered that the destructive tsunami generated by the March 2011 Tohoku-Oki ...

The destruction was so massive, Japan has spent the last year mostly cleaning up. What's left is lifeless ruins. Japanese town haunted by loss year after tsunami ...

SENDAI, JAPAN — In the center of this city, the economic hub of northern Japan, the traffic lights and vending machines are still working. But the scene turns to chaos in the east of Sendai ...

The massive tsunami that struck Japan on March 11 was a long-hypothesized "merging tsunami." ... 'Merging Tsunami' Amped Up Japan Destruction. News. By Live Science Staff published 5 December 2011 ...

In his journey through towns devastated by the Japanese tsunami, PM contributor Carl Hoffman traveled with photographer Peter Blakely, who captured the incredible destruction and search-and-rescue ...

Satellite photos of earthquakes in Japan in 2024 and 2011 show the destruction each left in its aftermath. ... Following the 2011 tsunami, the Fukushima Daiichi Power Plant melted down.

Earthquake and tsunami in Japan levels auto shipping yard – Click above to enlarge It’s difficult to comprehend, let alone describe, the massive amount of damage an 8.9-magnitude earthquake ...

Researchers discovered that the destructive tsunami generated by the March 2011 Tohoku-Oki earthquake was a long-hypothesized "merging tsunami" that doubled in intensity over rugged ocean ridges ...