Lived in north Japan where there were tremors recorded almost daily. When larger quakes hit, we learned to think rather than panic, pick up the pieces, and help each other to recover.
It’s amazing how the Japanese have built their buildings to withstand earthquakes. That parking garage was visibly wiggling, as were all the cars swaying dramatically, but it didn’t collapse.
I´ve seen CCTV from one of their skysrapers (at least it´s called so), they were peacefully working while the whole upper part of the building wiggled slightly. I would be terryfied!
I'm from Hokkaido. I believe that the many thoughtful comments about Japan will encourage the victims of this disaster. I would like to thank you here on their behalf. Since the affected area is in the middle of winter and heavy snowfall, it is especially difficult to spend time in shelters at night, and the level of requests for assistance is expected to be very high. I am sure that many people will start to call for donations and volunteers for the reconstruction of the affected areas, and I would be very grateful if you could give them a little bit of your heart.
*Psalm 9:17* _The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations that forget God._ Your nation is in need of spreading the message man, otherwise the signs of the End will intensify and grow stronger every year, and not just over there, but also all over the world. The average Japanese citizen needs to open their hearts more often.
sending you guys love and support from USA. you are a beautiful nation of strong and resilient people. i know you will get through this and come out of it a stronger nation. 🇯🇵🇺🇲
@@NinjaXFiles Dude, what the hell you are talking about? You think that is what Christ would say? You think that would be how Christ would react in this situation? You are one of those who gives really bad view to all us Christians. Fanatic that didn't understood really simple message of his own religion. Matthew 7:3-5 "“Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? How can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ when all the time there is a plank in your own eye? You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye."
I’m amazed at how well everyone reacted. Still, my heart goes out to Japan. I’m terrified of tsunamis and scared of bad earthquakes. It makes me sad seeing all of this happen, but it’s incredible to watch how everyone comes together and works it out. Then picks up where things have fallen. Stay strong Japan! I hope everyone is okay and safe! 🫶
@@user-Merovingian1980 I don't think they ever will after how ever many hundreds of thousands of years ppl have lived there they still build like that I guess they think it's better to make it out of cheaper stuff and rebuild instead of using something that want break if have a damn steel home lol .. Hell the longer we live on this planet the cheaper and crappier we build stuff now a days don't make any sense..
When it said chaos in in train station, i was amazed to see thats what they mean by chaos. no panicking, people calmly moving to safety. Japan people are truly highly discplined. That was not chaos at all. That was organized mitigation of losses. Since its Japan, i am confident, that the country will be back up and running normal, from the next day, touchwood. Its Japan after all, they are hardened by such disasters.
their constant drills on how to react to events like this really shows. well done and good luck to you all. Really sucks that this happens again on a cold season for you guys
I`m a Japanese. Living in Japan sounds nice, but this kind of disaster can happen anytime. So we are strong. We appreciate all voices whole over the world to cheer up us :)
God be with you always I pray for Japanese people,I have one of my friend her name Is Akiko and Her husband Mabo though me many things to be strong in every situation and to keep have Ethical values and I really love Japan because of that couple, you have natural discipline your parents raised and thought discipline keep loving each other and God loves you 🙏be safe 🙏now you’re facing many terrible threats because of disaster and am very sorry and I love you ❤️from Rwanda 🇷🇼
Wishing safety and strength to the country and people of Japan! Sending heartfelt blessings and support to everyone affected. From India 🇮🇳, we stand with you in these challenging times.
Japan is such a beautiful country. I love their culture and food. Really nice people. And the cherry blossoms. Sending my thoughts and prayers to all of the people of Japan affected by these earthquakes. I’m amazed at how calm they remain. Continued prayers from the USA.
@@catherinemesuelo1219 что они делали с корейцами китайцами на монголов нападали нацисты и садо мазо Американцы 2 атомные бомбы скинули а они их любят ))) конченные
These earthquakes should move to countries in war! Maybe they can be shaken some humanity up! 😢I may never be able to go to Japan but I Love their culture! ❤
The Japanese people are so well drilled to response to these hazards, I salute you people. The time spend there learning of their response system, is amazing.
We Japanese know how to deal with disasters by conducting evacuation drills over and over again from an early age to prepare for disasters. In Japan, this is called “HINAN KUNREN” (evacuation drill)
@@XXkikkaXX after the 2011 earthquake, I saw a news story about an 80-year-old Geisha In a town that was destroyed by the tsunami. She made a dance instructing people about evacuation drills. If she is still alive I hope she is well. The best to you, stay safe, and God bless.
My thoughts and prayers are with Japan. Being half Japanese, I am always so proud of how the Japanese people handle an emergency with disapline and calm.
@@FrankskinOrweed-ep4ij what do you think it means. Humans are tribal by nature. A tribe of the same people will always accomplish more due to them having fewer differences
Yeah agree,there’s good and bad in every tribe. like I did see some guys on a balcony looking down at cyclists near the water bank and didnt shout down to warn them of what’s ahead, five minutes later the wave hit @@AntilleanConfederation not everyone has our good intentions at heart I think my point is there are good and bad humanity. I’m not a fan of ‘race segregation’ because I feel this ideology attracts the worst of humans who are just supremacists. For eg collectively many ppl are rising up against Zionists, humanity unites us But I wouldn’t be pro mass immigration when when we’ve enough of our own citizens
The tsunami may be big, but as a community, Japanese people have what it takes to surpass every obstacle they face in their lives. My well wishes to them and their fellow countrymen.
Begging every earthquake specialist in Japan - please give your wisdom to us here in Turkiye. Our country is also an earthquake country, yet we are not even half way where you are. You take earthquakes seriously - you prepare for it to begin with. You have building codes and honourable workers/constructors who stick to those regulations. You educate, you remind people that earthquakes are a reality and to not be scared of them but to be prepared, be aware. I hope you recover real quickly from this large earthquake and the many aftershocks. Our hearts beat with you. ❤
This video demonstrates the inherent nature of the Japanese people and their culture. Cool headed, collected, no chaotic panic or mass hysteria. Just calmly making their way out of the bad situation to (hopefully) safety. This is a lesson on how one should behave at times like this. Prayers to all of our friends in Japan. Love from the USA.
Your comment is so bitter....he/she said that japanese people are resilient....but doesn't put the word ONLY...know the difference.....we are talking about a disaster that occurs in Japan so naturally he/she would refer to it......think before you utter the word....otherwise you'll appear dumb with your statement....
Japanese people always exude discipline & grace,even under pressure.Look how calm they are despite the earthquake..Smart people.Praying for their safety.
They learned it from an early age from their society. But it’s a double edged sword. They have the most depressing lifestyle cause they can’t express freely which turns out to be unhappy and unhealthy life.
@@S3ymirabro what are you talking about, japanese culture is some of the most rich and unique in the entire world. i think japanese people are expressing themselves just fine, just because they arent running around shooting their 12 gauge in their lifted pollution machine truck doesnt mean they dont have culture.
The whole world needs to learn discipline from Japanese people. I was staying in Japan for four months.Tsunami is the most dangerous natural phenomenon still, Japanese people and children follow all the rules they often practice. Staying calm and attending to group needs is their number one rule. In the western world end of year sales are much more chaotic than life and death situations in Japan. As a European it was extremely surreal to witness their orderly manner without showing selfish behaviours. They move quietly and wait quietly. Love them so much.
Japanese people are amazing....I can't put it into any words that can reflect just how disciplined and calm in their being they are. Blessings to the people of Japan and may this calm and all remain safe....
Thats because they will arrest you for everything. But in the US people will compliment how disciplined the Japanese are and then vote to defund the police.
To be fair, a lot of the older structures are on high ground. Not because they used to build all their buildings high up, but because those are the only ones that have survived this long, lol.
Spent a week in Japan last summer. Amazingly industrious and resilient people🇯🇵. Climbed Mt Fuji and didn't see trash on trails. No energy needlessly wasted dealing with locals who actively harm their fellow citizens (didn't see any grafitti. bicycles needn't be locked outside stores, etc). Wish at times Americans could be so unified 🇺🇸. Prayers for our great friends in Japan. Couldn't wish for better allies.
The way unification works here in Japan is they are taught at a young age to cooperate with other students to help build a better society. It’s all well and good. The issue is with the kids that don’t fit the mold. They become outcasts from their piers. Same goes for some in society. The goal is to avoid conflict so if someone ends up in a bad place it is best to leave them to what they decide is best for themselves. The problem is, this leads people to isolate themselves and eventually take their own lives. There are some things which amaze me. I once saw a drunk man almost fall onto the train tracks on the opposite side of the platform from me. It took an about a minute before anyone pulled him away from the tracks. Someone did hit the emergency stop on my side, but it was crazy to me that most seemed to chose to ignore him. As it goes: “Never interfere with someone else’s problem.” Until it becomes societies problem that is.
@@franktoh3041hey do you know china, the us, France, Canada and bunch of other countries have been releasing far larger amounts of radioactive water into the ocean for decades? maybe your country too. you are absolutely influenced by the media manipulation, which makes you a fool
This is my hometown and I experienced this earthquake in the epicenter today. Videos in the first-half are where I live and I love since I was an child. I'm ok so far but as u can see, we lost our usual life. I'm so glad that a lot of people are interested in this earthquake. We're gonna achieve reconstruction whatever is takes so I hope u pray for us.
Japanese people are tough. I have no doubt that once the shock wears off a bit, you will all be able to work together in a way that I in the US can only envy. Help will be on the way from all over. Hang on for just a bit more! Edit: Please ignore those trying to use this as an opportunity to frighten you into following their religion. They are not sincere, only opportunistic. My thoughts are with you and may your home and its citizens recover quickly.❤
Japanese people always attract me they are Such a lovely, sincere, disciplined, hardworking, and mature people, i really wanna connect with people from japan and wanna visit japan once in my lifetime Till date Japan faced so many hard situations but they stood up and fought back, salute to these prople, my prayers with japan 🙏
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I will pray to you my loving nation🇯🇵!! I love you Japan, you are my friend and we are united from USA and unity in El Salvador 🇸🇻!! You have brought many and wonderful joy to both my national country!! Pls be alive and safe 🇯🇵 Japan😭!!!
My dear Japan and lovely Japanese people, I am sorry you had to suffer more earthquakes and send my heartfelt prayers and condolences to those killed, injured or affected in any way. I pray for your speedy recovery and send all my love to you from Paisley (in Scotland). 😪🙏💌
Ive always veen very impressed by the Japanese. They can go from the most wacky, insane over-the-top goofballs youve ever seen. Then, when things get serious; they are calm, collected, and totally in control of the situation and themselves. Always loved the Japanese
The fortitude they have is impressive, they walk very calmly and do not run crazy in the face of such a difficult situation, many blessings and strength for this strong people.
From Japan, we are overwhelmed by the big earthquake even 1/1. Whether we live in the nearest place hit by that, we are praying. I hope everyone is safe🙏 Today, Ishikawa Prefecture, where a major earthquake and tsunami occurred, is famous for the Kanazawa 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, which houses numerous modern art pieces created both domestically and internationally since 1980. It is renowned as a tourist destination
What a terrifying thing to go through, especially not initially knowing whether the incoming tsunami will repeat itself from 2011. I saw in an article the biggest waves ended up only being 4 feet, and I hope it doesn't progress further. May all of you in Japan experiencing these losses and such terrifying disruption to your lives find warmth and comfort amongst the cold and damage. And may those who have passed rest in peace
Not only that, but tsunami heights are also unpredictable due to the occurrences of “silent tsunamis” - e.g. an undersea landslide may cause or even severely amplify an incoming tsunami (as is being researched by Japanese academics at the moment). Hence, why sometimes a huge 9.0 earthquake may result in a small tsunami or even none at all, while a 7.0 or even less earthquake may erupt into a massive tsunami.
I am living in Japan,and I am at a place near Nagoya.many people were celebrating and having a party,then suddenly a huge quake arrived then changed many people’s lives in just a few minutes. People got hurt, and got rescued to the hospital,but since It’s New Year’s Day,many doctors and nurses were absent from work,and it was hard for people to get treatment. So the doctors and the nurses tried to get to the hospital as fast as they could,but because of the earthquake,there were a lot of bumps on the road and ground subsidence, and most of the doctors and nurses couldn’t get to the hospital. A place that makes famous traditional lacquerware (sort of like a bowl) got totally destroyed and the Main Street got burned down by a fire. And even that is terrifying,a 1m20cm tsunami came. Many fishing boats got flipped over,and over 50 reports of people getting trapped in their collapsed houses. Even a 5-6 story Building fell to the side,and even landslides occurred. Many aftershocks occurred after this and an Emergency Earthquake Early Warning comes every 20-30minutes,although normally it only happens around 0-1 times a year normally.many stores lost everything,houses lost everything in a very short amount of time. And a major tsunami warning came for the first time in 14years. I really hope the people that lost their homes and family will be safe,and feel better.
Love and prayers from Norway. Do you know any charities we can donate to ? There's so little we can do from the other side of the world, but I hope to be able to do something.
tien 1… Wow, thank you for your information! Give yourselves a long time to recover! I am in Hawaii near Lahaina Town, my apartment was not burned but we all were shocked and are still working to recover nearly five months later! Aloha.
The fact that none of them freak out and remain cool-headed as they exit trembling buildings absolutely amazes me. We'll all pray for their protection.
I'm Japanese 🇯🇵 and reporting from Osaka in west Japan. The epicenter in Ishikawa pref is 350km far away from Osaka,so there are no damages here although I felt my house long and long shaking yesterday. Ishikawa,Toyama and Niigata pref has serious damages,but Kyoto,Osaka and Tokyo are safe as usual,so please do not change your travel planning to our country! Please support us by sightseeing. Thank you for your encouragement from all over the world.
So happy to hear that so many of you are safe! As an American who studied geological engineering, I am genuinely blown out of the water by how impressive your infrastructure is to withstand such a magnitude with still so much intact.
For me Japan is the best country in the world . Country that has endured lot of troubles . And we all know that this shall also pass . May Budhha grace us all . Japan come back stronger
As someone who has a great respect and admiration for the Japanese culture, I pray that God watches over, protects and helps to see the victims of this disaster through these difficult times. Please God, please. Amen.
Magnitude 7.6 is REALLY strong. many other nations would be devastated from that. But from this video, we can assume any modern buildings that are up to code withstood that earthquake. Japanese infrastructure really speaks for itself.
I have a deep respect for Japan and its people. From here in Romania, there is nothing left for me to do but to pray to God so that no one will suffer.
Benar2 konstruksi bangunan di Jepang di buat dengan sangat serius.....di goyang gempa dengan kekuatan 7,6 dan masih sangat kokoh.... Semoga saya berdoa untuk kselamatan seluruh rakyat Jepang...
We japanese inhabitants are rather acustomed to frequent earthquakes usually but this which occurred on the very first day GANTAN of the year was extraordinary. After the maximum japanese seismic intensity 7, many tremors with 5 intensity occurred every 30 minutes avg for 5 hours. I live in the metropolitan area around 350km(more than 200miles) from epicentre and didn't experience such big tremors but felt terrified awesomely. I pray for the earthquake victims and may afflicted people get back home and eased.
Hi can you please tell me what happens with trains during earthquakes? I am trying to understand. People say they are calm because they are used to and building are made were well and then video mentions "train station"😮😮 what about people driving in train?
It's an Island floating in Pacific Ocean , where Earthquakes are a Part of The daily Living. When I was looking at the Statistics, it seems they get 15000 earthquakes every year and 150 Major Events Year. So every alternative day they face Earthquakes. Its the Daily Routine
Why be so paganist tho? What we are seeing is signs of the end times. The creator has given us insight as to all the events that will occur and then the great day will catch many by surprise. This is because ppl don’t take note and will go with their day to day not caring.
There are times when words cannot describe the strength of a country and the resilience of its people…this is one of those times. Of all of the countries in this world I’d love to visit, Japan is that country.
I am a high school student living in Noto, Ishikawa Prefecture. I was surprised by the sudden earthquake, and just as I thought it was over, I was hit by a second large horizontal tremor that left me motionless for several seconds. When I opened the door to my house to evacuate, I was stunned and speechless by the sight I had never seen before. Roads were cracked and raised, houses had broken glass, and some were half damaged. In my area, water is cut off, but electricity is still available. When I returned to my home near the evacuation site, I found cracks in the walls and things scattered about, but it looks as if I can still live there. I hope that there will not be another big earthquake today, and I will spend the night with a lot of nervousness and anxiety.
Dear Heavenly Father, in times of earthquake danger, I turn to You for protection. I humbly ask that You surround me with Your divine shield, keeping me safe from harm. Your strength is my refuge. Psalm 18:2 “The Lord is my rock, my fortress, and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge.” I trust in Your unwavering love and care. Please safeguard me and all those in earthquake-prone areas. Amen.
I have a friend that would like to live in Japan, and I often tell her not to because of things like this. I really thope everything goes well for you though, stay safe mans and continue to be strong
Lived in north Japan where there were tremors recorded almost daily. When larger quakes hit, we learned to think rather than panic, pick up the pieces, and help each other to recover.
Amennn.
May You all be safe Amennn😢
I had a little friend from Japan when I was 6 back in 1957. I've often wondered what happened to her. Name was Mikko. Lived in Danville ,I'll.
May the world learn from their steadfastness and resilient spirit.
Its only new year but this thing come already.😂prepare for day end 🤫
It’s amazing how the Japanese have built their buildings to withstand earthquakes. That parking garage was visibly wiggling, as were all the cars swaying dramatically, but it didn’t collapse.
I’d still want to get outside
I´ve seen CCTV from one of their skysrapers (at least it´s called so), they were peacefully working while the whole upper part of the building wiggled slightly. I would be terryfied!
The don’t fall but they don’t last long, Japanese demo and rebuild a lot. Very rare to find a 100+ year old home in Japan.
@miroslavzima8856 think I'd shit myself where I stand
Many Japanese housing complexes COLLAPSED due to the earthquake several years ago
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I'm from Hokkaido.
I believe that the many thoughtful comments about Japan will encourage the victims of this disaster. I would like to thank you here on their behalf. Since the affected area is in the middle of winter and heavy snowfall, it is especially difficult to spend time in shelters at night, and the level of requests for assistance is expected to be very high. I am sure that many people will start to call for donations and volunteers for the reconstruction of the affected areas, and I would be very grateful if you could give them a little bit of your heart.
*Psalm 9:17* _The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations that forget God._
Your nation is in need of spreading the message man, otherwise the signs of the End will intensify and grow stronger every year, and not just over there, but also all over the world. The average Japanese citizen needs to open their hearts more often.
sending you guys love and support from USA. you are a beautiful nation of strong and resilient people. i know you will get through this and come out of it a stronger nation. 🇯🇵🇺🇲
Praying for everyone’s safety in Japan.
@@NinjaXFilesthats useless...send him money or food
@@NinjaXFiles Dude, what the hell you are talking about? You think that is what Christ would say? You think that would be how Christ would react in this situation? You are one of those who gives really bad view to all us Christians. Fanatic that didn't understood really simple message of his own religion. Matthew 7:3-5 "“Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? How can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ when all the time there is a plank in your own eye? You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye."
I’m amazed at how well everyone reacted. Still, my heart goes out to Japan. I’m terrified of tsunamis and scared of bad earthquakes. It makes me sad seeing all of this happen, but it’s incredible to watch how everyone comes together and works it out. Then picks up where things have fallen. Stay strong Japan! I hope everyone is okay and safe! 🫶
yet they still build on coastlines and build out of wood ffs they did not learn anything from 2011
@@user-Merovingian1980 I think they know what their doing.
well they have delt with earthquakes for a while now
@@user-Merovingian1980 I don't think they ever will after how ever many hundreds of thousands of years ppl have lived there they still build like that I guess they think it's better to make it out of cheaper stuff and rebuild instead of using something that want break if have a damn steel home lol .. Hell the longer we live on this planet the cheaper and crappier we build stuff now a days don't make any sense..
do you live in an area prone to earthquakes and tsunami?
When it said chaos in in train station, i was amazed to see thats what they mean by chaos. no panicking, people calmly moving to safety. Japan people are truly highly discplined. That was not chaos at all. That was organized mitigation of losses. Since its Japan, i am confident, that the country will be back up and running normal, from the next day, touchwood. Its Japan after all, they are hardened by such disasters.
Same thoughts. This is exemplary
Yep no looting
Hand down
@@peterchapman3740they are not muslim
BGMは要らない。
そのままの音のほうが不謹慎ではない。
their constant drills on how to react to events like this really shows. well done and good luck to you all. Really sucks that this happens again on a cold season for you guys
I`m a Japanese. Living in Japan sounds nice, but this kind of disaster can happen anytime. So we are strong. We appreciate all voices whole over the world to cheer up us :)
you dot get kool pts for lying
God be with you always I pray for Japanese people,I have one of my friend her name Is Akiko and Her husband Mabo though me many things to be strong in every situation and to keep have Ethical values and I really love Japan because of that couple, you have natural discipline your parents raised and thought discipline keep loving each other and God loves you 🙏be safe 🙏now you’re facing many terrible threats because of disaster and am very sorry and I love you ❤️from Rwanda 🇷🇼
praying for the wonderful people of japan !
@@tylerlormand5644 Yeah you're right, people don't actually live in Japan, it's all a ruse.
🙏🙏🙏Pray for the disaster-stricken people in Japan and hope that you can return to normal life as soon as possible.
Wishing the country and people of Japan to be safe ! Blessings to the people of Japan ! From India 🇮🇳
Wishing safety and strength to the country and people of Japan! Sending heartfelt blessings and support to everyone affected. From India 🇮🇳, we stand with you in these challenging times.
Japan is such a beautiful country. I love their culture and food. Really nice people. And the cherry blossoms. Sending my thoughts and prayers to all of the people of Japan affected by these earthquakes. I’m amazed at how calm they remain. Continued prayers from the USA.
это нацисты а не народ
@@GGWP-ee4tg???
@@catherinemesuelo1219 что они делали с корейцами китайцами на монголов нападали нацисты и садо мазо Американцы 2 атомные бомбы скинули а они их любят ))) конченные
These earthquakes should move to countries in war! Maybe they can be shaken some humanity up! 😢I may never be able to go to Japan but I Love their culture! ❤
Nice??? They ever enslaved people in south east asia!!
The Japanese people are so well drilled to response to these hazards, I salute you people. The time spend there learning of their response system, is amazing.
We Japanese know how to deal with disasters by conducting evacuation drills over and over again from an early age to prepare for disasters.
In Japan, this is called
“HINAN KUNREN”
(evacuation drill)
@@Steve-i3z8s If you can’t let go of something that happened 80 years ago, you must have a terrible terrible life.
@@XXkikkaXX after the 2011 earthquake, I saw a news story about an 80-year-old Geisha In a town that was destroyed by the tsunami. She made a dance instructing people about evacuation drills. If she is still alive I hope she is well. The best to you, stay safe, and God bless.
@@denvan3143 Fyi, there are Atomic Bomb Victims who are still alive and they continue to share their stories
They just adapted, and got used 4 it.
My thoughts and prayers are with Japan. Being half Japanese, I am always so proud of how the Japanese people handle an emergency with disapline and calm.
The Beauty of having a 90% indigenous population.
Wtf do u mean by that?
@@FrankskinOrweed-ep4ij what do you think it means. Humans are tribal by nature. A tribe of the same people will always accomplish more due to them having fewer differences
Yeah agree,there’s good and bad in every tribe. like I did see some guys on a balcony looking down at cyclists near the water bank and didnt shout down to warn them of what’s ahead, five minutes later the wave hit @@AntilleanConfederation not everyone has our good intentions at heart
I think my point is there are good and bad humanity. I’m not a fan of ‘race segregation’ because I feel this ideology attracts the worst of humans who are just supremacists. For eg collectively many ppl are rising up against Zionists, humanity unites us
But I wouldn’t be pro mass immigration when when we’ve enough of our own citizens
@@AntilleanConfederation I love that! I never thought of it like that and I completely agree!!
Japan is such a gorgeous country and the people are just beautiful. I hope for their safety and a quick recovery.
I'm Japanese.🇯🇵
I feel very grateful about people all over the world encourage us in this comment field.❤🌏
thank you so much!!
Best of luck
Wish you best luck, and all the people of Japan's safety 😊
Praying for Japan. ❤
Kudos to the people of Japan for how calm and composed they were in such trying times. 🙏🏻
The tsunami may be big, but as a community, Japanese people have what it takes to surpass every obstacle they face in their lives. My well wishes to them and their fellow countrymen.
Well said
Without God no human, nation, country, continent,, you name it,can surpass any obstacle.
Even better said@@musasiziannet6015
Just pray to God
@@musasiziannet6015 this cretin believes in imaginary friends.
They are well prepared
Their buildings are stable good quality
People are calm
Impressive country and people
Love & Prayers from Mongolia 🇲🇳
心配してくれて、ありがとう
日本の建物はこの程度の地震は想定して建てられてます
その後に発生する津波や火災の方が厳重注意ですね
@@青い空-b1e
Today how they saved more than 300 people in 90 seconds
You guys are Amazingly Impressive
Stay Safe ✨🫶🏻
God Bless Japan 🇯🇵 🙏🏻
たくさんの方が日本の無事を祈ってくれていて嬉しいです。ありがとう。
とてもありがたい
Kanbare nippon
Begging every earthquake specialist in Japan - please give your wisdom to us here in Turkiye. Our country is also an earthquake country, yet we are not even half way where you are. You take earthquakes seriously - you prepare for it to begin with. You have building codes and honourable workers/constructors who stick to those regulations. You educate, you remind people that earthquakes are a reality and to not be scared of them but to be prepared, be aware. I hope you recover real quickly from this large earthquake and the many aftershocks. Our hearts beat with you. ❤
Todo mi apoyo al pueblo Japonés. Mucho ánimo. Ahora toca reponerse. ❤
Cuánto dinero donaste. 🤔
So much respect to Japan and how everyone stays calm. Prayers to everyone.
Godzilla!!
Pearl harbor
How many were dead ?
@@gettothepoint2707still stuck in the past are we.
@@jameskirk2579they do stay calm for the most part.
This video demonstrates the inherent nature of the Japanese people and their culture. Cool headed, collected, no chaotic panic or mass hysteria. Just calmly making their way out of the bad situation to (hopefully) safety. This is a lesson on how one should behave at times like this. Prayers to all of our friends in Japan. Love from the USA.
ありがとう親友よ😊
They learned a lesson from the last strong earthquake magnitude 9.0 with tsunami.
Japan is a resilient people, always strong and overcoming all natural disasters. Wishing the country and people of Japan to be safe🙏🇯🇵
Most countries are resilient, not just Japan!
Your comment is so bitter....he/she said that japanese people are resilient....but doesn't put the word ONLY...know the difference.....we are talking about a disaster that occurs in Japan so naturally he/she would refer to it......think before you utter the word....otherwise you'll appear dumb with your statement....
Maui...resilient!!
Where was she since 2000/11/14
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Classic song.
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Continue with the lies
Such a disciplined nation. Their behavior is commendable. An example to the whole world. God bless Japan and it's people. ❤
A model society. What societies should look be in an ideal state. Not perfect, but the best example we got today
More videos:
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Praying for Japan🙏 from Philippines 🇵🇭❤
Japanese people always exude discipline & grace,even under pressure.Look how calm they are despite the earthquake..Smart people.Praying for their safety.
Yes. Silence is the best way to.compromise with the nature.
They learned it from an early age from their society. But it’s a double edged sword. They have the most depressing lifestyle cause they can’t express freely which turns out to be unhappy and unhealthy life.
Because earthquakes are pretty normalized there.
@@S3ymira
何言ってんの？😂
@@S3ymirabro what are you talking about, japanese culture is some of the most rich and unique in the entire world. i think japanese people are expressing themselves just fine, just because they arent running around shooting their 12 gauge in their lifted pollution machine truck doesnt mean they dont have culture.
The whole world needs to learn discipline from Japanese people. I was staying in Japan for four months.Tsunami is the most dangerous natural phenomenon still, Japanese people and children follow all the rules they often practice. Staying calm and attending to group needs is their number one rule.
In the western world end of year sales are much more chaotic than life and death situations in Japan.
As a European it was extremely surreal to witness their orderly manner without showing selfish behaviours. They move quietly and wait quietly. Love them so much.
Yeah the video said "chaos at the train station" and then showed everyone moving calmly and orderly LOL!
Japan are killing their elderly. Then this happens
It's all about the collective not the individual me me me attitude !
私はアフガニスタン人で、日本の現代のために彼らの命を救ってくださるよう神に祈ります。強い日本の日を称賛します🇦🇫❤️🇯🇵
I was recently in Japan. Their preparedness is unbelievable. However its not easy. Prayers for safety
Our prayers are with Japan. Love from India 🇮🇳 ♥️
Japanese people are amazing....I can't put it into any words that can reflect just how disciplined and calm in their being they are. Blessings to the people of Japan and may this calm and all remain safe....
Thats because they will arrest you for everything. But in the US people will compliment how disciplined the Japanese are and then vote to defund the police.
You seem to forget Pearl Harbor and WWII. They are never to be trusted again.
@@brucesumner6993shut upppp
@@brucesumner6993 Bruh, those are the same events. Are you stupid?
@@brucesumner6993 you acting as if americans are the saviors of the world lol they're as bad as the japanese were
My prayers are with Japan right now. Please stay safe, and I will continue to pray for everyone. Love from AZ-US ❤😊
Our wishes and thoughts are with Japan. I hope the people recover well and fast from this. Wishes from 🇮🇳
Japans new architecture that doesn’t suffer as much damage from the waves is amazing it’s sad to see the older historical structures suffer though.
To be fair, a lot of the older structures are on high ground. Not because they used to build all their buildings high up, but because those are the only ones that have survived this long, lol.
日本から私達のために祈ってくれてありがとうございます。
同じ日本に住む私達でさえ、正確な被害の状況がわかっていません。
私も祈っています。たくさんの祈りと心配の言葉をありがとう。
貴方たちにとって、良い一年になりますように。
Take care ❤🙏
We are praying. Blessings to you, your family and the people of Japan 🙏🙏🙏
May God protect you. Stay strong
I'm sorry this had to happen so close to the new year but glad you are okay! Be well and stay safe!
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏God protect you and your country❤️
Even in such a chaos, they didn't panic, stayed calm and collected, and were still in order. Truly admirable
Spent a week in Japan last summer. Amazingly industrious and resilient people🇯🇵.
Climbed Mt Fuji and didn't see trash on trails.
No energy needlessly wasted dealing with locals who actively harm their fellow citizens (didn't see any grafitti. bicycles needn't be locked outside stores, etc).
Wish at times Americans could be so unified 🇺🇸.
Prayers for our great friends in Japan. Couldn't wish for better allies.
Need a different president
Agree
Homogeneous population advantage. No social justice warriors.
The way unification works here in Japan is they are taught at a young age to cooperate with other students to help build a better society. It’s all well and good. The issue is with the kids that don’t fit the mold. They become outcasts from their piers. Same goes for some in society. The goal is to avoid conflict so if someone ends up in a bad place it is best to leave them to what they decide is best for themselves. The problem is, this leads people to isolate themselves and eventually take their own lives. There are some things which amaze me. I once saw a drunk man almost fall onto the train tracks on the opposite side of the platform from me. It took an about a minute before anyone pulled him away from the tracks. Someone did hit the emergency stop on my side, but it was crazy to me that most seemed to chose to ignore him. As it goes: “Never interfere with someone else’s problem.” Until it becomes societies problem that is.
@@alidi4144...NOT the kind that CAUSE RIOTS...DUMP THE trump...lmao
Japan is my favourite country. Good people. Praying for them from India ❤
Good people don't discharge radioactive water into the ocean.
Indian is the opposite
@@franktoh3041Good people dont enslave half the planet and cause genocides (England)
🤨😢😥😭 Earthquakes, Tsunami ...is NOTHING compared to a COLLAPSING economy and corrupt puppet leadership under the USA REGIME Control!
@@franktoh3041hey do you know china, the us, France, Canada and bunch of other countries have been releasing far larger amounts of radioactive water into the ocean for decades? maybe your country too. you are absolutely influenced by the media manipulation, which makes you a fool
This is my hometown and I experienced this earthquake in the epicenter today. Videos in the first-half are where I live and I love since I was an child. I'm ok so far but as u can see, we lost our usual life. I'm so glad that a lot of people are interested in this earthquake. We're gonna achieve reconstruction whatever is takes so I hope u pray for us.
Japanese people are tough. I have no doubt that once the shock wears off a bit, you will all be able to work together in a way that I in the US can only envy. Help will be on the way from all over. Hang on for just a bit more!
Edit: Please ignore those trying to use this as an opportunity to frighten you into following their religion. They are not sincere, only opportunistic. My thoughts are with you and may your home and its citizens recover quickly.❤
Japanese people always attract me they are Such a lovely, sincere, disciplined, hardworking, and mature people, i really wanna connect with people from japan and wanna visit japan once in my lifetime
Till date Japan faced so many hard situations but they stood up and fought back, salute to these prople, my prayers with japan 🙏
Im so sorry. My heart to those struck by this disaster. This too shall pass. ❤ From South Africa.
震度7により道路が割れても、古い家以外の建物はあまり倒壊していない。日本の建築技術が誇らしい。
いやほんまこれ
😮the engineers are great in Japan! No collapse of buildings..wooaw!! 👏
th-cam.com/video/SH9N39PaqcA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tc7VqdO5HSMvwHi7 prayers and well wishes to the japanese people from srilanka.
Kinda shows how different we are as humans , an earthquake like this completely destroyed Turkey but to Japan this is a child's game
@@banjoowo4001They have done their best 🥷🥷🥷🥷🥷
@@banjoowo4001 Since Japan is very prone to earthquakes their infrastructure must be designed to withstand earthquakes.
Watch 0:21 to 0:36 again. Multiple buildings/houses collapse.
Feeling sad for Japan. Prayers for the safety of the affected. Stay strong people.
Đất nước Nhật Bản luôn luôn chịu nhiều thiên tai động đất, sóng thần sảy ra thường xuyên... Người dân Nhật rất kiên cường, kỷ luật và có tinh thần vượt qua gian khổ rất cao. Hãy cố lên đất nước hoa anh đào, xin hãy nhận sự chia sẻ chân thành đến từ Việt Nam😢😢😢😢😢😢
I will pray to you my loving nation🇯🇵!! I love you Japan, you are my friend and we are united from USA and unity in El Salvador 🇸🇻!! You have brought many and wonderful joy to both my national country!! Pls be alive and safe 🇯🇵 Japan😭!!!
My dear Japan and lovely Japanese people, I am sorry you had to suffer more earthquakes and send my heartfelt prayers and condolences to those killed, injured or affected in any way. I pray for your speedy recovery and send all my love to you from Paisley (in Scotland). 😪🙏💌
Stay strong Japan! best wishes from 🇦🇿
I have such respect for the courage of the Japanese people in their truly beautiful country. My prayers are with them.
I hope they can protect it and keep migrants out.
ありがとう
@@nathankoroush7918don’t be a hater.
Ive always veen very impressed by the Japanese.
They can go from the most wacky, insane over-the-top goofballs youve ever seen.
Then, when things get serious; they are calm, collected, and totally in control of the situation and themselves.
Always loved the Japanese
The fortitude they have is impressive, they walk very calmly and do not run crazy in the face of such a difficult situation, many blessings and strength for this strong people.
From Japan, we are overwhelmed by the big earthquake even 1/1. Whether we live in the nearest place hit by that, we are praying. I hope everyone is safe🙏
Today, Ishikawa Prefecture, where a major earthquake and tsunami occurred, is famous for the Kanazawa 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, which houses numerous modern art pieces created both domestically and internationally since 1980. It is renowned as a tourist destination
Sending prayers 🙏🇺🇸❤️🇯🇵
Are you a follower of Christ?
Reproduction is a sin
@@Marge719 oh stop. I am a follower of Christ but stop pushing our beliefs onto other people and or looking for people to talk too.
@@tamara_diamonds422talking about their "godly agenda" in someone's vulnerable moment is their strategy.😅
I love how calm and orderly they are handling everything.
I'm surprised they handle it without screaming and panicking .Hope everyone is safe 🙏 ❤️ you are strong Japan we learn from you .
No surprise. Sun shone bright as usual. It would enlighten and educate them.
Did someone notice the guy laughing in convenience store when everyone is in panic .
私は、新潟出身です。
昨日の地震はかなり揺れました。
私は、台所にいたのですが、地震が来て直ぐにテーブルの下に入って、テーブルの足にしがみついていないと危なかったです。
最初は縦揺れでその後…横揺れがかなりの時間揺れていました。
東日本大震災の時を思い出しました。
あの時も横揺れが長かったです。
各地被害に遭われた方、心が痛みます。
どうかご無事で…🙏
😢
中国国民はすでに割引や巨額オークションで日本の地震を祝い始めている…しかし、台湾の150人規模の救助隊はすでに部隊を編成し、災害救助のため現場に急行するという日本からの連絡を待っている!!!
You got instagram or snapchat baby?
Estan usando HAARP
what 💀@@Kristoker420
What a terrifying thing to go through, especially not initially knowing whether the incoming tsunami will repeat itself from 2011. I saw in an article the biggest waves ended up only being 4 feet, and I hope it doesn't progress further. May all of you in Japan experiencing these losses and such terrifying disruption to your lives find warmth and comfort amongst the cold and damage. And may those who have passed rest in peace
The quake was much bigger in 2011 - 8.9
@@MiteshDamaniait’s was actually a 9.1
The tsunami in 2011 was 40 metres, if I remember correctly. That's a terrifying image.
@@1m1cey huge difference in energy between a 9 and 7 quake. It takes 31 of 7 magnitude quakes to make a 9 quake!
Not only that, but tsunami heights are also unpredictable due to the occurrences of “silent tsunamis” - e.g. an undersea landslide may cause or even severely amplify an incoming tsunami (as is being researched by Japanese academics at the moment).
Hence, why sometimes a huge 9.0 earthquake may result in a small tsunami or even none at all, while a 7.0 or even less earthquake may erupt into a massive tsunami.
Praying for Japan. Keep safe everyone!
Reproduction is a sin
ありがとうございます😊
It’s all part of “gods” plan.
seek help@@askew9976
Thank you🙏
Our Hearts with the people of Japan🇺🇦♥️🇯🇵
We in the US should take a lesson from the Japanese people’s calm and dignity. Respect.
Us people have no class tbh
Same for Indians
Rural people are like this everywhere.
We in the US don't live on a land of earthquakes. 🤦🙄
No looting, burglary, etc. Wonder why many of this generation of kids in the USA have no values?
I am living in Japan,and I am at a place near Nagoya.many people were celebrating and having a party,then suddenly a huge quake arrived then changed many people’s lives in just a few minutes. People got hurt, and got rescued to the hospital,but since It’s New Year’s Day,many doctors and nurses were absent from work,and it was hard for people to get treatment. So the doctors and the nurses tried to get to the hospital as fast as they could,but because of the earthquake,there were a lot of bumps on the road and ground subsidence, and most of the doctors and nurses couldn’t get to the hospital. A place that makes famous traditional lacquerware (sort of like a bowl) got totally destroyed and the Main Street got burned down by a fire. And even that is terrifying,a 1m20cm tsunami came. Many fishing boats got flipped over,and over 50 reports of people getting trapped in their collapsed houses. Even a 5-6 story Building fell to the side,and even landslides occurred. Many aftershocks occurred after this and an Emergency Earthquake Early Warning comes every 20-30minutes,although normally it only happens around 0-1 times a year normally.many stores lost everything,houses lost everything in a very short amount of time. And a major tsunami warning came for the first time in 14years. I really hope the people that lost their homes and family will be safe,and feel better.
Take care man, japanese people are one of the hardest working people in the world. You guys will bounce back even stronger 💪💪
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Love and prayers from Norway. Do you know any charities we can donate to ? There's so little we can do from the other side of the world, but I hope to be able to do something.
tien 1… Wow, thank you for your information! Give yourselves a long time to recover! I am in Hawaii near Lahaina Town, my apartment was not burned but we all were shocked and are still working to recover nearly five months later! Aloha.
Stay safe ❤
No panic. Even under extreme circumstances the Japanese people still have control and class
Prayers for Japan 🙏 From Australia
世界の皆さん優しいですね。ありがとうございます。
Way to go Japan showing everyone how to stay calm during an emergency
The fact that none of them freak out and remain cool-headed as they exit trembling buildings absolutely amazes me. We'll all pray for their protection.
I'm Japanese 🇯🇵 and reporting from Osaka in west Japan. The epicenter in Ishikawa pref is 350km far away from Osaka,so there are no damages here although I felt my house long and long shaking yesterday.
Ishikawa,Toyama and Niigata pref has serious damages,but Kyoto,Osaka and Tokyo are safe as usual,so please do not change your travel planning to our country! Please support us by sightseeing.
Thank you for your encouragement from all over the world.
I’m from America. New York. My message to you is stay safe to you, your friends, your family and everyone around you. May god bless you and stay safe
So happy to hear that so many of you are safe! As an American who studied geological engineering, I am genuinely blown out of the water by how impressive your infrastructure is to withstand such a magnitude with still so much intact.
@@samanthacallaway2276agree
Wow the Japanese really trust their engineers - they remain very calm and sit down where they are. I would be running outside.
Love and support to Japan from India ❤... everything will be fine
Japanese are very strong people. Over the years they have learnt to deal with it.
We pray for Japan as our brothers and sisters suffer from the earthquake God bless Japan from 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
pray?🤣
Dey notta muh brotha
@@xanderford8365 you don't actually think there is no God do you? that would be the epitome of illogical.
Step one: God causes earthquake.
Step two: Prayers.
@@Zeno362 No Rike ah quake
Their engeneering is absolutely incredible. The fact that the houses dont collapse is so amazing to see.
How frightening…but the people are so calm and respectful of everything.
All this happens when Godzilla goes to the Fridge to get a beverage. 😂🦖
Соболезнования всем пострадавшим 😢 держитесь, Вы сильные. Пусть все станет хорошо ❤
For me Japan is the best country in the world . Country that has endured lot of troubles . And we all know that this shall also pass . May Budhha grace us all . Japan come back stronger
Japán gyönyörű ország,a japán emberek bátrak.Erőt és kitartást kívánok Magyarországról.Veletek érzünk,veletek vagyunk ❤❤
It is admired and proud how Japanese people maintain discipline and fight against severe disasters. I love brothers and sisters of Japan. An lndian
Hats off to people of Japan. Very calm and disciplined
Love and Prayers to our Beloved Japan.. From the Philippines!
I'm impressed with how few homes collapsed during the main quake.
Prayers to Japan from America 🙏🏻 🇺🇸
As someone who has a great respect and admiration for the Japanese culture, I pray that God watches over, protects and helps to see the victims of this disaster through these difficult times. Please God, please. Amen.
Magnitude 7.6 is REALLY strong. many other nations would be devastated from that. But from this video, we can assume any modern buildings that are up to code withstood that earthquake. Japanese infrastructure really speaks for itself.
I have a deep respect for Japan and its people. From here in Romania, there is nothing left for me to do but to pray to God so that no one will suffer.
心配して頂き、ありがとうございます
日本人は自然を受け入れ直ぐに立ち直すので安心して下さい😊
本当にありがとうございました
Wishing a good recovery and healing for those who were injured. Love from Jamaica 🇯🇲 ❤️
Benar2 konstruksi bangunan di Jepang di buat dengan sangat serius.....di goyang gempa dengan kekuatan 7,6 dan masih sangat kokoh.... Semoga saya berdoa untuk kselamatan seluruh rakyat Jepang...
Stay Safe Japan 🇯🇵 🙏 From Philippines 🇵🇭
We japanese inhabitants are rather acustomed to frequent earthquakes usually but this which occurred on the very first day GANTAN of the year was extraordinary. After the maximum japanese seismic intensity 7, many tremors with 5 intensity occurred every 30 minutes avg for 5 hours. I live in the metropolitan area around 350km(more than 200miles) from epicentre and didn't experience such big tremors but felt terrified awesomely.
I pray for the earthquake victims and may afflicted people get back home and eased.
go back to europe "luismiguel"
God speaks
Hi can you please tell me what happens with trains during earthquakes? I am trying to understand. People say they are calm because they are used to and building are made were well and then video mentions "train station"😮😮 what about people driving in train?
Респект и уважение инженерам и архитекторам Японии!
This country has been tested to their limits god knows how many times...😢
It's an Island floating in Pacific Ocean , where Earthquakes are a Part of The daily Living. When I was looking at the Statistics, it seems they get 15000 earthquakes every year and 150 Major Events Year. So every alternative day they face Earthquakes. Its the Daily Routine
Yikes, what a way to start the New Year! I hope everyone is safe... my heart goes out to those affected by this. ❤ its so upsetting.
Stay strong japan we are with you prayers from india❤❤
A speedy recovery to all our friends in Japan 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇯🇵🇯🇵
ありがとう兄弟😊
My husband has an earthquake warning app. It’s been ringing all night for Japan.
This is the first coverage I’ve seen.
Thank you.
My heart is with the people of Japan. May the universe wrap you in her wings and protect you from danger
I think the universe, or at least the Earth, IS the danger, no?
what about Palestine
@@hussaintheone Why so random
Better to rely upon the Creator of the universe.
Why be so paganist tho? What we are seeing is signs of the end times. The creator has given us insight as to all the events that will occur and then the great day will catch many by surprise. This is because ppl don’t take note and will go with their day to day not caring.
Prayers from USA 🇺🇸 ❤🙏🏽
There are times when words cannot describe the strength of a country and the resilience of its people…this is one of those times. Of all of the countries in this world I’d love to visit, Japan is that country.
I am a high school student living in Noto, Ishikawa Prefecture. I was surprised by the sudden earthquake, and just as I thought it was over, I was hit by a second large horizontal tremor that left me motionless for several seconds. When I opened the door to my house to evacuate, I was stunned and speechless by the sight I had never seen before.
Roads were cracked and raised, houses had broken glass, and some were half damaged.
In my area, water is cut off, but electricity is still available.
When I returned to my home near the evacuation site, I found cracks in the walls and things scattered about, but it looks as if I can still live there.
I hope that there will not be another big earthquake today, and I will spend the night with a lot of nervousness and anxiety.
May Yahuah our Father watch over you and protect you
I hope you and your friends and family all stay safe during these trying times
Dear Heavenly Father, in times of earthquake danger, I turn to You for protection. I humbly ask that You surround me with Your divine shield, keeping me safe from harm. Your strength is my refuge. Psalm 18:2
“The Lord is my rock, my fortress, and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge.” I trust in Your unwavering love and care. Please safeguard me and all those in earthquake-prone areas. Amen.
I have a friend that would like to live in Japan, and I often tell her not to because of things like this. I really thope everything goes well for you though, stay safe mans and continue to be strong
My heart now just goes to all the people in Japan who are dealing with this disaster just when new year came. Stay strong 🇯🇵🥺❤️