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🚨 Tsunami Warning Status
JMA initially issued a tsunami warning of 3 meters for Iwate Prefecture, parts of Hokkaido & Aomori — then downgraded it to an advisory.
The actual waves detected are far below the initial warning level. A tsunami of 0.8 meters hit Kuji Port, Iwate — and the water is still rising as the news was released.
BMKG recorded a tsunami of 60 cm in Miyako at 15:30 WIB
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JMA initially issued a tsunami warning of 3 meters for Iwate Prefecture, parts of Hokkaido & Aomori — then downgraded it to an advisory.
The actual waves detected are far below the initial warning level. A tsunami of 0.8 meters hit Kuji Port, Iwate — and the water is still rising as the news was released.
BMKG recorded a tsunami of 60 cm in Miyako at 15:30 WIB
#Jepang #sunami #Tsunami
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🌊 Earthquake + Tsunami Japan — April 20, 2026
📍 Technical Data of the Earthquake
An M 7.4 earthquake occurred at 4:53 PM Japan time in the Pacific Ocean, off the northern coast of Iwate Prefecture.
The depth of the hypocenter is only 10 km — classified as a shallow earthquake, which is why the shaking felt very strong.
Mechanism: thrust fault, due to the subduction of the Pacific Plate with the Okhotsk Plate.
The epicenter is located 71 km from Miyako City, Iwate Prefecture (USGS version)
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📍 Technical Data of the Earthquake
An M 7.4 earthquake occurred at 4:53 PM Japan time in the Pacific Ocean, off the northern coast of Iwate Prefecture.
The depth of the hypocenter is only 10 km — classified as a shallow earthquake, which is why the shaking felt very strong.
Mechanism: thrust fault, due to the subduction of the Pacific Plate with the Okhotsk Plate.
The epicenter is located 71 km from Miyako City, Iwate Prefecture (USGS version)
#sunami #jepang
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🌊 Earthquake + Tsunami Japan — April 20, 2026
📍 Technical Data of the Earthquake
An M 7.4 earthquake occurred at 4:53 PM Japan time in the Pacific Ocean, off the northern coast of Iwate Prefecture.
The depth of the hypocenter is only 10 km — classified as a shallow earthquake, which is why the shaking felt very strong.
Mechanism: thrust fault, due to the subduction of the Pacific Plate with the Okhotsk Plate.
The epicenter is located 71 km from Miyako City, Iwate Prefecture (USGS version)
#sunami #jepang
$USDC
📍 Technical Data of the Earthquake
An M 7.4 earthquake occurred at 4:53 PM Japan time in the Pacific Ocean, off the northern coast of Iwate Prefecture.
The depth of the hypocenter is only 10 km — classified as a shallow earthquake, which is why the shaking felt very strong.
Mechanism: thrust fault, due to the subduction of the Pacific Plate with the Okhotsk Plate.
The epicenter is located 71 km from Miyako City, Iwate Prefecture (USGS version)
#sunami #jepang
$USDC
Why are Japanese Companies "Hitting the Brakes" Amidst the Heat in the Middle East? 🇯🇵📉
It's earnings season for Japanese companies, but things feel a bit different this time. Instead of optimism, they seem to be more "fearful" or conservative. What’s going on?
According to the latest survey from Teikoku Databank, only 23.9% of Japanese companies are willing to set profit growth targets for the fiscal year ending March 2027. This marks the third consecutive year where the number of optimistic companies is shrinking!
What’s causing their anxiety?
One hotel operator in Japan candidly shared their fears: the conflict in the Middle East.
This isn't just about war over there; the domino effects could "smash" the Japanese economy globally:
Oil Prices Skyrocketing: The conflict disrupts energy supply, causing global oil prices to surge.
Inflation Going Wild: Rising raw material costs are pushing up production expenses for companies.
Yen Under Pressure (Depreciation): A weakening Yen makes Japan's import costs skyrocket. As a result, company profit margins are getting squeezed.
In short, Japanese companies are in a "defensive mode." They prefer to play it safe rather than make grand promises amidst geopolitical uncertainty.
A message for us:
If even an economic giant like Japan is being extremely cautious in predicting the market, it serves as a reminder for all of us to manage our finances wisely and consider global situations before making significant investment decisions.
What do you think? Is this a sign that the global economy will slow down next year? Let’s discuss in the comments! 👇
#beritacrypto #Jepang #Investasi
It's earnings season for Japanese companies, but things feel a bit different this time. Instead of optimism, they seem to be more "fearful" or conservative. What’s going on?
According to the latest survey from Teikoku Databank, only 23.9% of Japanese companies are willing to set profit growth targets for the fiscal year ending March 2027. This marks the third consecutive year where the number of optimistic companies is shrinking!
What’s causing their anxiety?
One hotel operator in Japan candidly shared their fears: the conflict in the Middle East.
This isn't just about war over there; the domino effects could "smash" the Japanese economy globally:
Oil Prices Skyrocketing: The conflict disrupts energy supply, causing global oil prices to surge.
Inflation Going Wild: Rising raw material costs are pushing up production expenses for companies.
Yen Under Pressure (Depreciation): A weakening Yen makes Japan's import costs skyrocket. As a result, company profit margins are getting squeezed.
In short, Japanese companies are in a "defensive mode." They prefer to play it safe rather than make grand promises amidst geopolitical uncertainty.
A message for us:
If even an economic giant like Japan is being extremely cautious in predicting the market, it serves as a reminder for all of us to manage our finances wisely and consider global situations before making significant investment decisions.
What do you think? Is this a sign that the global economy will slow down next year? Let’s discuss in the comments! 👇
#beritacrypto #Jepang #Investasi
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