Yes there has been a recorded evidence of a Mega Tsunami at Lituya bay Alaska in 1958 from an earthquake that caused a landslide causing a Mega Tsunami that was 1,740 feet high. Two men and one boy witness this Mega Tsunami live to tell about it. Two people that were on the third boat died from the impact of the Mega Tsunami while the other two boats rode the wave.
Yes. Prehistoric meteor impacts have produced the biggest, some of them well several miles high.
More recent events have produced megatsunamis as well, though not quite as big. The largest in recorded history struck Lityua Bay, Alaska on June 9, 1958. It was 1720 feet (520 meters) high. Fortunately the wave was in a remote area and damage was mostly limited to trees along the coast
Yes. The latest Japanese tsunami was mid March 2011 just after a huge earthquake.
Yes, the name "tsunami" originated in Japan. The latest Japanese tsunami hit just after a huge earthquake in mid March 2011.
It is impossible to know when the next megatsunami will be until it happens.
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The last tsunami before Japan was in New Zealand.
Friday, March 11, 2011 was when the tsunami hit Japan.
The tsunami started in Japan because tectonic plates in the ocean caused an earthquake by rubbing. That started the tsunami wave. -IQ
The tsunami hit Japan at approximately at 3:00pm local time of japan
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yes, mutliple times, including the day this question was answered. sometime the morning a 8.9 earthqauke triggered a tsunami.
The tsunami hit Japan's northeastern islands.
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It's not likely for tsunami's to continue hitting Japan.
the tsunami is japan is very tragict
The last tsunami before Japan was in New Zealand.
The Japan tsunami of 2011 was one of the worst tsunamis in 140 years!
Tsunami's always come to Japan because of Earthquakes there. Most recent tsunami on March 11, 2011
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The tsunami in japan was 23-27 feet tall hope this helps