Major quake and tsunami hit Japan’s southwestern coast

‘A strong earthquake has struck off Japan’s southwestern coast, triggering a small tsunami near the town of Makurazaki.

The Japan Meteorological Agency announced the magnitude 7.0 earthquake happened at a depth of about 10 kilometers (six miles) and set off a 30 centimeter (1 foot) tsunami.

The tsunami itself was registered on the southern Nakanoshima island and a tsunami warning was issued for Kagoshima and Satsunan islands. But the warning was later lifted and there were no immediate reports of any human casualties or material damage from the tsunami.’

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