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Kumamoto city / Violent shaking (MMI IX) : I was about 7kms from epicentre, it felt like a train hit the side of the house... vicious jolt, only lasted about 7 seconds though, non stop aftershocks.
Fukuoka / Moderate shaking (MMI V) : I'm really still scare. Very worry about my little son.
Fukuoka / Moderate shaking (MMI V) : I'm really still scare. Very worry about my little son.
Kokura / Light shaking (MMI IV)
Tokyo (894.8 km ENE of epicenter) [Map] / Very weak shaking (MMI II)
Tokyo (894.8 km ENE of epicenter) [Map] / Very weak shaking (MMI II)
Tokyo (894.8 km ENE of epicenter) [Map] / Very weak shaking (MMI II)
Germany / not felt : ghfthztzutz
Nagasaki city / Light shaking (MMI IV)
Fukuoka, Hakata (91 km NNW of epicenter) [Map] / Moderate shaking (MMI V)
fukuoka / Light shaking (MMI IV)
Hiroshima / Light shaking (MMI IV)
Ōzu-machi (Japan, 23 km E of epicenter) : My first earthquake and boy what a doozie. Really scary and have been feeling very strong aftershocks. (reported through EMSC)
Fukuoka-shi (Japan, 90 km NW of epicenter) : I'm so scared (reported through EMSC)
Shinjuku-ku (Japan, 884 km E of epicenter) : We are on the 21 floor of the Keio Plaza in Toyko. I barely felt it but my wife did not. (reported through EMSC)
Seoul (South Korea, 627 km NW of epicenter) : Was lying in bed and started gentle rocking from side to side. Looked at clock and it read 9.26 pm (KST). Went to google and saw a tremor in Japan at the same time. Just wondering is Seoul too far away to be felt? (reported through EMSC)
Minamiaso-mura (Japan, 23 km E of epicenter) : Some road damage almost hit the house . First earthquake for me , very scary in japanese 100 year old building (reported through EMSC)
Hiroshima-shi (Japan, 236 km NE of epicenter) : I was laying in the bed and felt the movement (reported through EMSC)
Shimonoseki (Japan, 127 km N of epicenter) : Quake motion was sharp side to side movement for 5 seconds, then slowed down for 3 seconds then much stronger for another 5 seconds. We are located 70 miles north of the epicenter. (reported through EMSC)
