Just caught up in the storm, Japan was again struck by an earthquake
According to the image recorded by NHK TV station, landslide that buried the house after the earthquake has partly destroyed the town of Atsumi.
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According to the image recorded by NHK TV station, landslide that buried the house after the earthquake has partly destroyed the town of Atsumi.
In total, there have been more than 100 aftershocks since the strong earthquake in the middle of the week, shaking the northern Japanese province of Hokkaido.
The Earthquake Research Commission in Tokyo predicted that it is likely that 70% of the magnitude 8 to 8.6 earthquake will occur in the Nemuro region in eastern Hokkaido…
The area of Japan was expanded after a strip of land more than 300 meters protruded after just one night and attached to the coastline of the country.
Japan yesterday approved the first nuclear reactor to resume operations after the March 11 earthquake and tsunami.
Around 9am this morning, two strong earthquakes rocked the Moluccas Islands in northeastern Indonesia and the northern island of Hokkaido.
A strong earthquake struck near Sakhalin Island, the Far East, Russia killed one person and created small tsunamis that hit northern Japan.
Russia and Japan issued a tsunami warning after a 8.1 magnitude earthquake struck last night, November 15 in the Kurile island area off the Pacific Ocean. Russian emerge…
Only appearing in a lake in Hokkaido, the moss grows into a spherical shape like a tennis ball protected by the Japanese people and considered a natural treasure.
The vast valleys of purple lavender below bring an infinite beauty that makes everyone dream of arriving once.
Structural researchers at Hokkaido University, Japan have recently extracted collogen from salmon skin to create artificial blood vessels.
Farms near the city of Kisarazu, Chiba Prefecture, Japan, were covered by a wolf with a fierce look during the past eight months, Futurism reported on March 8.
Japanese scientists are developing engine robots that work with light energy, which can be used to transport drugs in the human body.