An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 7.3 hit northern Japan on Tuesday, the Japan Meteorological Agency said, generating a tsunami that hit the nation's northern Pacific coast.
 
The earthquake, which was felt in Tokyo, was centered off the coast of Fukushima prefecture at a depth of about 10 km (6 miles) and struck at 5:59 a.m. (2059 GMT) the agency said.
 
A 60 cm (2 foot) tsunami had been observed at Fukushima's Onahama Port and a 90 cm (3 foot) tsunami at Soma soon after, public broadcaster NHK said. The region is the same that was devastated by a tsunami following a massive earthquake in 2011.
A tsunami warning of up to 3 meters (10 feet) has been issued.

candle_86
did they have any reactors in danger this time?

AzN-SoLjA
I was watching the live stream, they said it was 7.4 :( 

Shockjockey
Not a thing on tv about it. The media is stuck 24/7 on election coverage still.

panzlock

Shockjockey
Not a thing on tv about it. The media is stuck 24/7 on election coverage still.

Liberals still can't get over the fact that their lying candidate got spanked, huh? Welcome to America.

Shockjockey

panzlock

Shockjockey
Not a thing on tv about it. The media is stuck 24/7 on election coverage still.

Liberals still can't get over the fact that their lying candidate got spanked, huh? Welcome to America.

Why do some turds always try to make an innocent post political?