In late June 2025, Japan’s remote Tokara Islands experienced an unusual seismic swarm, with over 900 earthquakes recorded since June 21. The strongest reached a magnitude of 5.5, prompting officials to advise residents to prepare for possible evacuation. This activity has caused concern, especially as it coincides with a manga prediction of a tsunami on July 5. Although the Japan Meteorological Agency has not confirmed any tsunami risk, the ongoing tremors have increased public alertness. The event highlights Japan’s vulnerability to earthquakes due to its position on the Pacific “Ring of Fire” and the importance of being prepared.
While earthquakes are common in Japan, there is usually no need to worry too much, as the country is well-prepared. Japanese buildings—especially houses, apartments, and hotels—are built with strict earthquake-resistant standards. Most structures are designed to withstand strong shaking, keeping people safe even during major quakes.
In addition, Japanese people are well-educated about what to do in an emergency. From a young age, they learn how to evacuate safely, where to go, and how to protect themselves. Regular drills are held at schools, workplaces, and public facilities. Emergency supplies and clear evacuation signs are also commonly found in many areas. While earthquakes can be unpredictable, Japan’s strong infrastructure and knowledgeable population help reduce risks.
For visitors and residents alike, staying calm, following local guidance, and knowing basic safety tips is usually enough. In most situations, life returns to normal very quickly after a quake.
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