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Disillusioned
I was in an elevator and didn't even notice it. That's scary!
the_odeman
bit of a shake here in yokohama but nothing alarming at all. surprising thing is that the alert on the J tv was like 2-3 minutes after the quake
GW
shook pretty LOOOONG out here near Kujukuri
Horenzo
"Japan should embrace nuclear power, government panel says" + "M5.5 quake shakes Kanto" =?
Pandabelle
Relevance? Did the 5.5 quake cause any damage that I missed?
sheik_yerbouti
I've not felt a thing.What time did it happen?
WilliB
Horenzo:
Yes, so what? Has an earthquake ever damaged a nuclear power plant? Anywhere?
WilliB
zichi:
At Fukushima No. 1 plant, the plant survived the earthquake just fine. It shut down as designed, without any problem. As you well know. Your point?
And please spare us all the stories about the tsunami. You know very well that yes, tsunamis are caused by earthquakes. But that is a different issue. Why obfuscate the topic?
TorafusuTorasan
Good comments Zichi. WilliB is jousting with windmills in his attempt to argue that a massive earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear plant explosion/melt down all within the week of 3/11 are not inextricably connected. Without any problems my foot.
Louis Tan
Let it shake ever more violently and a big one to celebrate the 2020 Olympic Games. Something that will forever be edged in the memory of the Olympics. This life experience will really show that Japan can outdo China in everything including the opening and closing ceremonies. Lte's look forward to that.