@@peacekeepers_error 7.1 foreshock... An advisory for this disaster scenario has been issued. I have no idea this thing is coming closer than what we're expected. Even somewhere far in the Asia, i was extremely scared.
The 9.1 magnitude earthquake in Sendai in 2011 was much worse than the recent one I didn’t experience any of these earthquakes but I know they’re already TERRIFYING
@@mtk10-r8f speak for yourself. In case you don’t know the facts the USA did horrible damage when we dropped the atom bomb. This has nothing to do with that anyway. It’s mindsets like this that perpetuates hate and war. Japan is a beautiful country and I feel sorry that they keep getting these life ending earthquakes. I will be praying for you all in Japan ❤️
Probably not. It's extremely unlikely to be 9.0+. Probably in the low 8s at most. The last time it happened in the 1700s, it killed about 10000+ people. Not that bad.
@@Demi-to-fu I'm aware but the entire thing didn't move at that time. The last time the entire plate moved was in 1703 I think during the Hoei Earthquake.
@@omarcat5868 Nope. I'm being realistic. Also, what do you mean "no heart"? I'm telling you that it's unlikely to be a 9.1+ because in all of recorded history the Nankai Trough has never produced a 9.0+ earthquake.
@@MitsuTayakashi well the most dangerous part is the tsunami, and of course old structures. So living near the sea level is always a bad idea. Japan will probably survive another 200 to 300 years of 9+ earthquakes before sinking, we won't be here to witness it
I like the details like aftershocks and triggered earthquakes happening in real-time before the main earthquake is even over. Perhaps a similar video could be done for Cascadia, though it would be interesting to experiment with partial ruptures of the Cascadia megathrust in the range of magnitude 8.0-8.8, or perhaps different epicenters rather than just sticking to Northern California, as that hasn't really been done before on TH-cam.
For those who don't know, the future Nankai Earthquake is considered Japan's own 'Big One', in much the same way the San Andreas Fault's future Big One is treated for San Francisco. A lot of effort, research and engineering work has gone into preparing for and mitigating the effects of this earthquake, so that when it eventually does happen, hopefully the preparations will have paid off.
Earthquakes are very common in Japan. However, this has positive aspects. In many countries, an earthquake of magnitude 6-7 can be devastating. In Japan, people go about their daily lives without worrying about earthquakes of that magnitude. Buildings are also built with earthquakes in mind, so they are not damaged by that level of earthquake. Even in Japan, an earthquake of magnitude 8 to 9 on the Richter scale causes a big commotion. However, people help each other and riots do not occur. Some buildings are damaged, but most buildings are still safe.
Reminds me of how a few years back there come out this paper about how the subduction zone south of Java have potential for an 9.0+ eq which freaked everyone out for about a week A simulation of how that would go down would be an interesting one to watch i think
I don't think it will happen soon (this one specifically) But there might be other 9+ happening on another fault. Like the 2011 one. Nankai will probably not happen before another 50 years
Well the last Nankai Trough megaquake was 78 years ago, so it's just a matter of time before another happens. If Japan got hit by another earthquake which effects the already stressed area...
Earthquakes themselves aren't much of a threat in Japan because most modern buildings are resistant to high intensity shakings. But the real danger is what follows after such intense earthquakes like Tsunamis which results in major death tolls.
@@petterlarsson7257 If you see a camera in the streets in japan don't freak out your not being tracked most of the time it's for the broadcast when a earthquake or tsunami happens
Indonesia also prepares for megathrust quake. Don't forget that Indonesian volcano once brought Europe's Dark Age. Quake and volcano are bossom buddies.
今回はこのような動画を作ってくれてありがとうございます！ 南海トラフ巨大地震は本当に大きな地震で、それは我々が一番よく知っています。 しかし、海外ではそのようなことは大きく知られていません。そのため、このような動画はとても重要です。 が、南海トラフ巨大地震の周期的に、発生まではあと30年ほどあるとされています。最も今切迫しているのは、我が国の首都で起こる直下型の大地震です。 どうか、大地震での犠牲が少しでも減るように願っていただけると嬉しいです！ 日本より(^▽^)/ Thank you for making a video like this! The Nankai Trough mega-earthquake is a really big earthquake, and we know it best. However, this is not widely known overseas. That's why videos like this are so important. However, due to the periodic nature of Nankai Trough mega-earthquakes, it is said that there are about 30 years left until they occur. What is most urgent right now is a major earthquake directly hitting our nation's capital. Please pray that the number of victims of a major earthquake will be reduced as much as possible. From Japan(^▽^)/ *Google translation is used!
それと、鎌倉よりも横浜の方が大都市なので、被害も大きそうです。もっとも、800年の歴史と遺産の残る地域は鎌倉ですが。 ちなみに横浜が開拓され始めたのは、東京と同じ300年前くらいからです。 Also, since Yokohama is a larger city than Kamakura, the damage is likely to be greater. However, Kamakura is an area with 800 years of history and heritage. By the way, Yokohama began to be developed around 300 years ago, the same time as Tokyo.
the estimates for a nankai earthquake are horrific, upwards of 250 000 dead mostly from the tsunami which, in a worst case will hit some places before the shaking is even done, there will be a lot of fires, building collapses, it'll be a hell similar to Tokyo in 23 but just not as physically devastating due to modern building standards
Hey bro, even though I'm of course a little late to the party, would you like to do a real time simulation of a hypothetical magnitude 11 mega-earthquake caused by the combined rupture of the Japan Trench and Kuril-Kamchatka Trench one day? 😀 Because I, and perhaps many others as well, would love to see how that one might play out, and if the planet of Earth itself as a whole might even be affected by such a quake. 😁 😉
I'm kinda regretting watching this as we live in Nagoya...but at least our home is only 2 years old so that gives me some peace of mind...but only to a point. Let's hope this doesn't become real life.
Sometimes, strategies link circular-dispersion of osaka-busan and busan-osaka. Some countries have munitions others don't. Others merely redirect forces to convenient-epi-centers and techtonic-teutonic terminology-geography. Discredit of results by stories is entertained by similar IQ social-groupings.
This is interesting becose it seems that Japan is kind of in a Atlantis vibe. and this is also becose thé famouse leaders from Japan certanly have made their decision ,about climate change etc.
This doesn't seem right, that's not how the earthquakes happen. I can only assume you are trying to scare people and spear panic. Why would you do that?
This simulation shows how long it would take for a large quake to rupture the subduction zone :) all I did was to use publicly available scenario/ shake map data generated by official agencies, information which is well known and studied.
You probably never been in a major quake or even near one. Im 2 countries away from turkey and still felt like the whole building will fall on me back when the turkey earthquake happened in 2023, the epicenter is 340km away from me and it was just 7.8. You think 9+ are fkng easy?? They can rupture anywhere from 500km to 1500km if not more.
Can you put chile please? Its also very tectonic active and also it had the most powerfull earthquake of all times. The earthquake was not a 9.5, 9.5 was the máximum the seismograph could sense, the Valdivia erthquake could be a 10, will never know. You probably know when it was…
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JMA intensity for each prefectures:
M9.2 Mainshock
7: Wakayama, Hamamatsu and Shizuoka
6+: Kochi, Kobe, Nagoya and Kamakura
6-: Oita, Hiroshima, Okayama, Osaka, Kyoto and Tokyo
5+: Kumamoto, Matsumoto and Kamisu
5-: Nagasaki, Matsue, Kanazawa, Toyama and Utsunomiya
4: Kitakyushu, Niigata and Koriyama
2: Busan (SK)
M7.1 Aftershock:
6+: Nagoya
6-: Hamamatsu
5+: Kyoto and Osaka
5-: Kobe, Wakayama and Shizuoka
4: Okayama and Marsumoto
3: Kamakura, Kochi, Kanazawa and Toyama
2: Oita, Hiroshima, Matsue, Tokyo, Kamisu, Utsynomiya and Niigata
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(JP)
気象庁による各都道府県の震度:
M9.2 本震
7: 和歌山、浜松、静岡
6強 (6+): 高知、神戸、名古屋、鎌倉
6弱 (6-): 大分、広島、岡山、大阪、京都、東京
5強 (5+): 熊本、松本、神栖
5弱 (5-): 長崎、松江、金沢、富山、宇都宮
4: 北九州、新潟、郡山
2: 釜山 (SK)
M7.1 余震:
6強 (6+): 名古屋
6弱 (6-): 浜松
5強 (5+): 京都、大阪
5弱 (5-): 神戸、和歌山、静岡
4: 岡山、丸の内
3: 鎌倉、高知、金沢、富山
2: 大分、広島、松江、東京、神栖、宇都宮、新潟
You are amazing friend! This is very important to share.
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@@peacekeepers_error 7.1 foreshock... An advisory for this disaster scenario has been issued. I have no idea this thing is coming closer than what we're expected. Even somewhere far in the Asia, i was extremely scared.
i live in Japan and i felt the 1/1/2024 earthquake... it was the most SCARY thing ive ever experienced.
bro, this isnt even related to my comment and the video bruh
@@mtk10-r8f
The 9.1 magnitude earthquake in Sendai in 2011 was much worse than the recent one
I didn’t experience any of these earthquakes but I know they’re already TERRIFYING
ik but i didnt even existed in this year.the strongest i felt is the 2024 one.@@itz_andrey9137
@@mtk10-r8f speak for yourself. In case you don’t know the facts the USA did horrible damage when we dropped the atom bomb. This has nothing to do with that anyway. It’s mindsets like this that perpetuates hate and war. Japan is a beautiful country and I feel sorry that they keep getting these life ending earthquakes. I will be praying for you all in Japan ❤️
@@taylorrafayt oh yeah what about 3/11/2011 thats when a 9.1 magnitude earthquake hit japan and when a power plant exploded
The Nankai Trough earthquake will possibly be one of the most powerful and scary earthquakes on Earth
Probably not. It's extremely unlikely to be 9.0+. Probably in the low 8s at most. The last time it happened in the 1700s, it killed about 10000+ people. Not that bad.
@@ALeaud The last time in 1946s.
Shouwa Nankai Great Earthquake.
@@Demi-to-fu I'm aware but the entire thing didn't move at that time. The last time the entire plate moved was in 1703 I think during the Hoei Earthquake.
@@ALeaudyour ether have no heart or you are trolling
@@omarcat5868 Nope. I'm being realistic. Also, what do you mean "no heart"? I'm telling you that it's unlikely to be a 9.1+ because in all of recorded history the Nankai Trough has never produced a 9.0+ earthquake.
Who else came here after that eerie "megaquake" warning for Nankai Trough in Japan on august 9th 2024?
@@hugodesrosiers-plaisance3156 i did come back here to my own video after this eerie warning
fukuoka will be dangerous too?
@@userhihihiwn I live in Miyazaki, I think Fukuoka is fine, so I want to go to Fukuoka, because my city will probably fall
@@MitsuTayakashi well the most dangerous part is the tsunami, and of course old structures. So living near the sea level is always a bad idea.
Japan will probably survive another 200 to 300 years of 9+ earthquakes before sinking, we won't be here to witness it
@@yakistolfo sinking? Is it predicted that Japan would sink in a few centuries?
I like the details like aftershocks and triggered earthquakes happening in real-time before the main earthquake is even over. Perhaps a similar video could be done for Cascadia, though it would be interesting to experiment with partial ruptures of the Cascadia megathrust in the range of magnitude 8.0-8.8, or perhaps different epicenters rather than just sticking to Northern California, as that hasn't really been done before on TH-cam.
For those who don't know, the future Nankai Earthquake is considered Japan's own 'Big One', in much the same way the San Andreas Fault's future Big One is treated for San Francisco. A lot of effort, research and engineering work has gone into preparing for and mitigating the effects of this earthquake, so that when it eventually does happen, hopefully the preparations will have paid off.
You should note of the regional seismic intensity scale being the JMA intensisty scale "Shindo" scale ranging from Shindo 1-4. 5-/5+, 6-/6+, to 7
謝謝！
Earthquakes are very common in Japan. However, this has positive aspects.
In many countries, an earthquake of magnitude 6-7 can be devastating. In Japan, people go about their daily lives without worrying about earthquakes of that magnitude. Buildings are also built with earthquakes in mind, so they are not damaged by that level of earthquake.
Even in Japan, an earthquake of magnitude 8 to 9 on the Richter scale causes a big commotion. However, people help each other and riots do not occur. Some buildings are damaged, but most buildings are still safe.
日本は地震が凄く恐ろしいです。
海外に向けた解説動画をありがとうございます。明日来てもおかしくないぐらいで危険な状況です。しかも今日、関東大震災を引き起こした断層が動きました。首都直下地震が来る可能性もあり、死を覚悟してます。どうかこの動画で日本に来る観光客の方がどこに逃げるべきかを判断する目安になることを祈ります😢
武運を祈ります
ご幸運をお祈りいたします。そして、あなたと日本の皆さんが無事でいられることを願っています。
@@麻婆ドン
なぜ死を覚悟する必要がある？
私も南海トラフのエリア内に住んでいます。死なんて覚悟も考えてもいません。どう生きるかを考えてます。
私は観光客で、12月に東京を訪れる予定です。 ナンカイ地震が起こる可能性が怖いが、日本を訪れることは長い間私の夢の一つだったから、今は計画を中止するつもりはない。 私が経験した最悪の地震は、私が住んでいる場所で5度の強度で、ここで建物を破壊するのに十分だったが、私は日本がそのような状況に備えていることを知っている。
一番怖いのは、揺れより、津波。
今は耐震基準がしっかりしてるから建物の倒壊に巻き込まれることは少ないけど、津波は防ぎようがないし、2~30mの津波とか絶望
I live in Japan. I was very scared by this earthquake, and the epicenter was close to where I am.
I just experienced, so I know how scary it could be, bless you all！
Yup, went right through my city too 🙃 No use worrying I guess.
The movement of epicenter shows how the entire trough is snapping into place. Crazy.
Reminds me of how a few years back there come out this paper about how the subduction zone south of Java have potential for an 9.0+ eq which freaked everyone out for about a week
A simulation of how that would go down would be an interesting one to watch i think
日向灘7.1震度6弱2024/08/08 16:55
This is frightening because it could be reality soon. And it s even noticable in Korea. And X intensity is crazy
I don't think it will happen soon (this one specifically)
But there might be other 9+ happening on another fault. Like the 2011 one.
Nankai will probably not happen before another 50 years
Well the last Nankai Trough megaquake was 78 years ago, so it's just a matter of time before another happens.
If Japan got hit by another earthquake which effects the already stressed area...
@@MultiQweqweqw yes. This will happen somehow. Only question is when
Is there any chance that you are working on a simulation for the 2011 Sendai Earthquake?
You mean the 2011 Tohoku Earthquake?
@@EtrilandYou mean the Great East Japan Earthquake?
@@CBFNetworksArchive The 2011 Tōhoku Earthquake and Tsunami is one out of the two main names.
Yup. That earthquake, guys.
@@Etriland Blud I Found you
Hi Earthquakesim, can you do an hypothetical Panama earthquake of 8.6 at the subduction zone near Coiba island and Chiriqui Province (In real time)?
Earthquakes themselves aren't much of a threat in Japan because most modern buildings are resistant to high intensity shakings. But the real danger is what follows after such intense earthquakes like Tsunamis which results in major death tolls.
@earthquakesim Will you do one of these for any of the New Zealand Earthquakes?
@@pdoot i will! :)
how did you simulate this?
Add a camera at the top right to see how it shakes
But it has to be a image
@@oemaroemar-RBX what
@@petterlarsson7257 I think he's talking about an earthquake simulation like on the ground
@@petterlarsson7257 If you see a camera in the streets in japan don't freak out your not being tracked most of the time it's for the broadcast when a earthquake or tsunami happens
@@AidanLima-nt9qp you too
Thanks, this is fascinating. Is it speeded up, or is this how fast it propagates?
It is in real time😊
@@EarthquakeSimThanks! It does not give much time to prepare, even if you are at some distance from the epicenter.
@@Carfree-Cities you are absolutely right! S wave speed travels at 3 miles a second...
Indonesia also prepares for megathrust quake. Don't forget that Indonesian volcano once brought Europe's Dark Age. Quake and volcano are bossom buddies.
Can you also simulate the Sunda and Siberut-Mentawai mega-thrust earthquakes in Indonesia? Thank you very much 🙏
Can you do 6th February Turkey earthquake
Chile is first story of Magnitude 9.5 since 1960
2011Earth quake M9
Nankai Trough M9.2
Pls do the Philippines 7.3 magnitude earthquake in july 27 2022
I will keep this in mind!
Ty earthquakesim you're the best keep up and many people will trust and sub to you:)
@@Hxll0w33n_55 this means so much to me!! :)
@@EarthquakeSim hey!! I made a earthquake video by making in capcut it was impossible as hell XD
Can you also visualize the 2004 M9.1 Sumatra earthquake?
今回はこのような動画を作ってくれてありがとうございます！
南海トラフ巨大地震は本当に大きな地震で、それは我々が一番よく知っています。
しかし、海外ではそのようなことは大きく知られていません。そのため、このような動画はとても重要です。
が、南海トラフ巨大地震の周期的に、発生まではあと30年ほどあるとされています。最も今切迫しているのは、我が国の首都で起こる直下型の大地震です。
どうか、大地震での犠牲が少しでも減るように願っていただけると嬉しいです！
日本より(^▽^)/
Thank you for making a video like this!
The Nankai Trough mega-earthquake is a really big earthquake, and we know it best.
However, this is not widely known overseas. That's why videos like this are so important.
However, due to the periodic nature of Nankai Trough mega-earthquakes, it is said that there are about 30 years left until they occur. What is most urgent right now is a major earthquake directly hitting our nation's capital.
Please pray that the number of victims of a major earthquake will be reduced as much as possible.
From Japan(^▽^)/
*Google translation is used!
それと、鎌倉よりも横浜の方が大都市なので、被害も大きそうです。もっとも、800年の歴史と遺産の残る地域は鎌倉ですが。
ちなみに横浜が開拓され始めたのは、東京と同じ300年前くらいからです。
Also, since Yokohama is a larger city than Kamakura, the damage is likely to be greater. However, Kamakura is an area with 800 years of history and heritage.
By the way, Yokohama began to be developed around 300 years ago, the same time as Tokyo.
過去のプレートの跳ね返り方を見ると2035年前後に起きる可能性がある説もありますね
最後の地震の跳ね返った距離が短いらしいので周期が早くなる可能性があります
I would love to see a simulation like this for the UK! It would be cool to see as we don’t get mentioned much in seismic simulations
それよりも怖いのが富士山と阿蘇山の噴火、でももうそろ来そう
I was in the 2024/1/1 but I didn’t feel it I was asleep but I felt a magnitude 3 earthquake in 2024/1/4
No narrator why .
나고야부터는 중앙 구조선(中央構造線) 에 가까워 보인다. 진원역이 육지일 수가 있는가?
Simulation of Java South Megathrust, but with strongest magnitude ever recorded.
What will it be like if (God forbid) magnitude 9.0 hits Tokyo like it did in1930 ?
the estimates for a nankai earthquake are horrific, upwards of 250 000 dead mostly from the tsunami which, in a worst case will hit some places before the shaking is even done, there will be a lot of fires, building collapses, it'll be a hell similar to Tokyo in 23 but just not as physically devastating due to modern building standards
Did anyone see that M6.4 earthquake that hit Japan next to the Nankai faut?
Yeah, I was in Okayama and I'm very scared
@@燻 Don't be scared, be prepared. Earthquakes can be forecasted like the weather.
Today time shows us that could be very soon. ⚠
すごいとてもリアル
Hey bro, even though I'm of course a little late to the party, would you like to do a real time simulation of a hypothetical magnitude 11 mega-earthquake caused by the combined rupture of the Japan Trench and Kuril-Kamchatka Trench one day? 😀
Because I, and perhaps many others as well, would love to see how that one might play out, and if the planet of Earth itself as a whole might even be affected by such a quake. 😁 😉
wow that must've been so scary im so sorry japan
its a simulation
I'm kinda regretting watching this as we live in Nagoya...but at least our home is only 2 years old so that gives me some peace of mind...but only to a point. Let's hope this doesn't become real life.
@@williamlewis1592 just wait a couple of days, i lived in kamakura
is this real
¿Could the next be Mexico? is a really sismic country, pleeeeease
日本地震学会がwebサイトに資料を掲載してるのを見ました
Sometimes, strategies link circular-dispersion of osaka-busan and busan-osaka. Some countries have munitions others don't. Others merely redirect forces to convenient-epi-centers and techtonic-teutonic terminology-geography. Discredit of results by stories is entertained by similar IQ social-groupings.
Was there a simulation, just moments ago.?
Nankai Trough In Japan In Stay In Osaka This Place Shindo 6+
Tokyo:magnitude 9.1
Aceh(indonesia) :9.1 magnitude
Skala richter:9.5 magnitude 💀💀
Japan is the most dangerous country with earthquakes.
yeah I live in Kitakyushu and so worry
I live in Shizuoka, and if I do my best I can survive. Let's survive together. Even on the other side of the screen
@@slipmastera Good luck. Let's survive together.
I feel sorry for this country
南海トラフ地震
メルカリ震度ではなく、日本の震度0〜7をI〜Xで表してるのか
This is interesting becose it seems that Japan is kind of in a Atlantis vibe.
and this is also becose thé famouse leaders from Japan certanly have made their decision ,about climate change etc.
Last 9.0 to hit Japan was in the 1600s.
No 2011/3/11
This doesn't seem right, that's not how the earthquakes happen. I can only assume you are trying to scare people and spear panic. Why would you do that?
This simulation shows how long it would take for a large quake to rupture the subduction zone :) all I did was to use publicly available scenario/ shake map data generated by official agencies, information which is well known and studied.
@@EarthquakeSim kamisu? Really
You probably never been in a major quake or even near one.
Im 2 countries away from turkey and still felt like the whole building will fall on me back when the turkey earthquake happened in 2023, the epicenter is 340km away from me and it was just 7.8.
You think 9+ are fkng easy??
They can rupture anywhere from 500km to 1500km if not more.
i thought earthquakes cant get to other is
land countries😮😮
Ye, just an amateur youtube simulation indeed. It gives you a picture of it but it's quite inaccurate.
Fearmongers what does information do to our children ,fragility act wont save you
way what? 😅 1:55
Sorry im not in the live i was sleeping
소오름😂😂 얼마전도 지진 난카이해구
【↘｡amour-plate】…【↗°okinawa-plate】…【°↖philippine's-sea-plate】…
【｡↙……¿okhotsk……-plate
🚄median-tectonic-line
나 부산사는데 어떡하냐 ㅈ된거같다
3 on the Mercalli scale isn't that bad. Just slight shaking.
Can you put chile please? Its also very tectonic active and also it had the most powerfull earthquake of all times. The earthquake was not a 9.5, 9.5 was the máximum the seismograph could sense, the Valdivia erthquake could be a 10, will never know. You probably know when it was…
これがトンキソだけに来れば一極集中問題は解決するんだがな
이제 지진나서 좀 괜찮지 않을까? 응력쌓이면 ㅈ된다고 하던데
9.2