EARTHQUAKE IN JAPAN AS IT STARTED!!! 

Look at the date dude. It's probably the 2011 earthquake that killed so many.

@@uwu_senpai it is

4th strongest earthquake ever recorded in the world.

i think if that kind of EQuake happens in my country, the death toll probably gonna be way much greater than in Japan, as we dont have any education about what to do in earthquake emergency

@@hastalavista7021 stay under a table. or go outside away from buildings or structures. that's earthquake education in SWEDEN. I have not experienced a major earthquake here. A few light ones rarely.

They have to

Living just right on top of the pacific ring of fire force them to make a structure as strong as possible

@@alkfs137a When you think about, the constant episode of such a destructive force allows for an incredible amount of R&D and cause and effect analysis by their nation's structural engineers. The R&D is crucial to getting things as best as it could be.

*though

I wonder why

2011, what's wrong with that?

@@Randomness78 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami

Same, mfaizsyahmi.

@@debiuu7859 aah, i remember now :(

@Hyde Deme it was a disaster on that year

so generic

i fucking died, "Klazy , very klazy"

Japan for you

"Hey Bob? This is crazy" would be the last thing I'd say.

@Nichijou Bot lighten up fella! In that moment, when you are in the middle of a big earthquake, you are more than likely to scream a few expletives than be calm and rational.

@Nichijou Bot They never expected a tsunami to hit the power plants.

@Nichijou Bot doesnt the powerplant already have a tsunami wall but the tsunami was taller than expected?

L. Faraday I think it’s because they’re used to earthquakes and tsunamis.

Cambs TV they sit on faulty line so prone to earthquakes, tsunamis and volcanoes

That quake and tsunami was the worst japan has ever seen... they didnt expect that at all...

Jorge Toledo where?

Perú

Holy smoking toledo's

Junior Huacho Guisado how did you survive

JacobLZP I’m in California too 😭

Meme Master Thankfully the epicenter was deep in the ocean or not thankfully the earthquake in the ocean made a Tsunami and killed and destroyed so many lives. And heres the best: scientists found out that in around 30 years a bigger earthquake will hit japan.

@@poppypeppa0186 and which earthquake is that? The Nankai trough earthquake? Please tell me.

Leon RW here a Part of a theguardian article „Experts estimate the next one is due roughly a century on, with an estimated 70% chance of a magnitude-7 quake hitting Tokyo before 2050. It is no longer a question of if but when the big one will come. The impact would be devastating.“. And the link to it: www.theguardian.com/cities/2019/jun/12/this-is-not-a-what-if-story-tokyo-braces-for-the-earthquake-of-a-century

@@poppypeppa0186 Oh, I know of that earthquake! Here in Japan, we call it "首都直下地震." For this earthquake, there's 7 possible scenarions, and there's two "worst case scenarios," where the earthquake happens right under tokyo and a large area of the tokyo bay area will experience (Japanese) seismic intensity 7 quakes. But hey, that's only one! What fun would it be to be living life with only one earthquake threat! There's also the Nankai Trough earthquake (南海トラフ地震), and it happens in cycles of 100-150 years. However, there have been reports of the cycle being quicker than 100 years due to the previous earthquake being relatively small in magnitude. The Nankai Trough earthquake has a predicted magnitude of 8.0-9.1 (the latter having an extremely small chance), and since the last one happened in 1946 and the 1946 one was relative small (I think it was

@@pulse_1633 imagine the earthquake during pandemic social distancing will be difficult our country was hit by thypoon vongfong but thabkfully it isnt that bad in my place but I can definately agree with you christians will be posting everywhere thank god thank you lord and other stuff after the pandemic

Actually it was shaking from the start of the video. Just not as violently.

@@bruno84 he tried to shiot a train passing by at full speed still pretty lucky thi check description

Check out Valdez, Alaska, 1964. A crewman on the freight ship "Chena" was using a Bell & Howell camera to film children walking their dogs on the dock. The quake and tsunami hit so suddenly, even the dogs had no time to react.

It was shaking prior. One earthquake I experienced I felt slight shaking 60 seconds before it hit that seemed to stop before the main earthquake happened. I knew something was up.

@@candisham1978 that was the p wave, a faster type of earthquake wave that youd feel before the main shaking, its up and own shaking.

Mexico too. But since Mexico City is on the ancient seabed,the shake is more tremendous than in Japan. Nevermind, your country, like us, isn't on these dangerous zone; the ring of fire, what your country should care about is the rising of the sea level.

@@DonkeykongSw2 yup the earthquake didn't fuck em up, the tsunami did. If a tsunami hit some of those European countries itd be fucked

Europe is safe from earthquakes (except Italy, of course). The only problem with europe is its land are mostly lowlands and are prone to tsunami and rising sea levels. Just watch out those two.

@@alkfs137a And greece ^^

@@alexandranaomi4263 and Portugal.

I’m watching this at 5 AM.

@@djlawlz4041 6 AM gang

@@lleeexx Did you just woke up or have slept before

Bruh for me it's 2 am right now lol

Haven't slept since yesterday gang

Nana Pride ー This was filmed on the 25th of March, roughly two-three weeks after the big one. So no, this wasn't.

@@anthonychilders9549 actually it was published on 25th of March there's no mention of the date it was recorded

Hello there

Anthony Childers I doubt it was actually filmed on the 25th, especially since this area didn’t experience really strong quakes that day. Most of them were up north.

@@anthonychilders9549 Looking at the strength and listening to the horror in the announcers voices I’d say this was more than likely the Great Tohokū earthquake of 2011

Yes. Amazing. This quake was over magnitude 8.0! A earthquake like this would demolish the city I live in. I live in San Francisco so definitely in quake territory.

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Don't worry, every building in Japan are designed to shake quite a bit.

Nothing will withstand in Romania at a 9.0 earthquake. Yes, we have too. But the most brutal was 7.4 in 1940, then 7.2 in 1977 when we lost 1500 peoples and many buildings collapsed. After that (the building where designed with `30s normative`s until then) we took measures. `86 - 7.2 no damage at all, `90 7.0 and another aftershock in less than 24 hours: 6.4. No damage. Now we waiting for the big one: At least 7.5. I has been a while. The last earthquake was 1 week ago: 5.4. We have at least 1 earthquake between 5 or 6 every year and every time it happens, we think is the "Big One". The problem is that the majority of buildings - 80% have an average age of 50 years or more. Even the flat i`m staying is 40 years old, and is consider "new". We don`t know if a 50 years building, already struck by 2-3 of 7 magnitude earthquakes or so, will resist to a 7.5 or even 8 scale earthquake. Yes, they say that the vast majority of buildings are design for 8 Mw, or 8.5 earthquake after `77. But we don`t know - the panic is in the air. But the most terrifying think, is that in 1802 was a 8.2 Earthquake. The measurement was made by the witness of that time - ppls that wrote about that. If we are strike be a 8.2 earthquake now - they say will be 500 000 deaths only in Bucharest. Will be felt even to Moscow - 2500 km away - like it was in 1802.

A tsumani shortly strucked after the earthquake. JR Joban line are now using a full line after repairing after the earthquake and tsumani

Man that is horrible

It’s quite difficult to understand but the man is saying something like “There’s an earthquake right now. Please get out of the train station and go to the place in front of the station”.

@@ahahmyee6774 If I were to translate it into English using my skills it’s something along the lines of “Laides and gentlemen’s we have just been hit by a powerful earthquake, please leave the train and head to the muster zone in front of the station, please remain calm”.

tsunami, you mean?

@@KennyGuite yes because just after the earthquake started a tsunami was announced

@@kalina2958 announced? Lmao

@@cappyo yes it was announced in the news after it has been seen coming towards the east cost of Japan

@Euromista idk but if it's her, I hope she is doing well now.

Remind me of oh my god Andreas freak out video

I’ve never seen that or heard of that video.

I've been through 4 earthquakes in my life. You never get used to it.

I think it helps that the guy is inside a train. Though it sure won't eliminate all of the shaking, it will probably take the edge of things. But to be honest, I feel his 'Bob, this is crazy' comment is one of total fear. The fact that his companion already says 'big' and the incredible sound the quake produced at this station, most likely scared him, and you can hear it.

@ 2:22 you can kind of hear godzillas cry lol

RRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

Ooooh no, there goes Tokyo!

@@fazebot2405 old clasic good one

🎼 🎵With a purposeful grimace and a terrible sound he pulls those spitting high tension wires down. Helpless people on subway trains scream for God as he looks in on them. He picks up a bus and he throws it back down as he wades through the buildings toward the center of town. 🎶

Agreed.

I'm not downplaying this video, but didn't you see any of the tsunami videos? Some are really terrifying, like people running for the water and being engulfed by it. Those are really horrible to me.

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This one was the most terrorific earthquake of my life.. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-eI0NVCDh0dk.html

***** Its gonna happen. Soon. I live 2 blocks from the Hayward fault, in Hayward.

thabboy Unfortunately, I think you're right - it's been a while since we've had any decent tremblers to let some of the pressure off...funny the things we can convince ourselves to ignore - like living on massive fault lines ;)

***** Agreed. I always tell people we pay a high price of living and big risk, but look at how beautiful California truly is. In one hour, We can be on the ocean, then snow (damn this drought), valleys, mountains, lakes, desert.

thabboy That it is...drive south for 30 minutes, and I'm in downtown San Francisco, go north for the same time, and hit Point Reyes National Seashore...however, it's ironic that were I not disabled, I wouldn't be able to live here - damn, it's expensive :(

I remember in 1994 when the big one hit. I was a kid back then. We felt it in Southern California. It was a violent shake in the middle of the night witch is more terrifying when you’re a child. My dad got all of us under the dining room table in seconds somehow. I honestly don’t even know if back then that was a safe thing to do. After the earthquake, I remember dust shook into the air and we couldn’t even see our neighbors house through it. The dust was so thick in the air we were only able to see flash lights. It was insane.

Yuri not funny

Depends on the earthquake and where it happens. The earthquakes this year have generally been short and 'jolt-like'. However, one about two weeks ago was long, but thankfully not particularly strong where I was, but measured shindo 5 lower on the Japanese scale at the epicentre. The Japanese scale measures the amount of shake on the surface and categories 5 and 6 are sub-separated into 'weak and strong', although translated as 'lower and upper' in English. A 5 will cause damage such as concrete-block walls falling over, books and dishes falling off shelves. Anything higher just gets worse. The highest is Shindo 7. You can see the scale here: www.jma.go.jp/jma/en/Activities/image/earth-fig03.png

Why censor a letter? Don't be a fucking prude, mate.

*shit There, I fixed it.

@@GetRekt-bw6pu and nobody cares?

Sherry Tingley but theres kids who watch this and wouldn’t want to see that word, and i think the parents wouldn’t appreciate it either. Also who’s cares?

Smol Person There's some families who just openly swear. ~shrug~

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assは草

We have "assquakes" in the US... right after a trip to Taco Bell.

I hope you’re okay!

@@djlawlz4041 Thank you! We hope that nothing bad will happen ;-;

I’ll keep you guys in my thoughts. I’ve had an earthquake or two here in Boston, Massachusetts (the east coast of North America) but it’s never more than a tiny shake for a minute or two.

I'm from indonesia too. I experienced 2 earthquakes in just two days, it's scary, I couldn't even sleep peacefully. But thankfully there's no tsunami

@@djlawlz4041 "a minute or two"? That's quite a long time for boston lmao

Magnitude 9.0(±0.1) Japanese seismic intensity 7 (largest) Highest tsunami : about 40m That's crazy..

でも　それはどこの国でも一緒だと思いますけど…なかなか難しくと思いますよ 　英語でのアナウスがあっても英語が全て通ずるわけでもないので

確かにせめて英語の放送は必要ですね。 海外で地震ではありませんが、非常事態に遭遇したことがありますが、何が起こっているか分からず恐怖を覚えた記憶があります。

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WaiHon Lam even tho it was 3/11

Wow..

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I’m sorry to hear about that train near the coast. Was it ever recovered?

I noted that right as Bob started saying "Earthquake" you can hear the air conditioning turn off, likely either the overhead electrical shut down or the crew felt the quake and dropped the Pantagraph. More likely the former as I'm sure Japan has a million and one safety systems to detect earthquakes and stop or protect trains. I'm glad you were safe, amazed only four trains were seriously affected.

@@jaanfo3874 Most train systems do a few things during a quake over Shindo 5-/5+ A. Pantograph down and Electrical Isolation rods go down under the bogies to ground the train in case of OLE collapse B. If not already stopped the trains utilise an extra 2 tons of brake force even normal Emergency Brakes don’t use C. The conductor tunes to the lines rail accident command network D. The train evacuates after 5 minutes of the shaking stopping And finally the train is inspected for damage caused by the quake and caused by the deceleration force of on average, 7.5kmh/s which is nearly 2 times the normal emergency brake deceleration speed of 4/4.5kmh/s.

Sendai Mediatheque video shows how strong it was there

Feel free.

hahahahahahH

There's probably gonna be another one like that somewhere else maybe.

Foreshadowing

yea cuz they experienced many

Thanks

DJ AUDIO1 “Holy shit”

Cook, Jack!

Godzilla!

Michael Tovar Nope, I’ve been somewhere else at this time ;)

you never felt earthquake?

@@qwaken4145 I have, but not of this magnitude

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