Earthquakes in Japan are very common. Like in Minnesota, some earthquakes are so small, they cant feel them! If you mean the chances of a catastrophic earthquake, not very high. The big earthquake that just happened recently was the 4th biggest earthquake in RECORDED JAPAN HISTORY. which should tell you how low the chance is.
But if you mean the chances of a small one, still not very high, but higher than a catasrtrophic one. Japan has earthquakes a lot, and i went to Tokyo a few weeks ago, and i was there for about a week. up until the big earthquake (which was 2 days before my birthday), there werent any. But after the big one, the aftershocks were non-stop. the chance of aftershocks(which are smaller earthquakes after a regular one) are very high, especially after a catastrophic one. But dont fret- as long as you get to a safe place- like under a table or stand in a doorway- you should be just fine. Japan is a BEAUTIFUL country, and i would move there in a heartbeat!
The reason for the earthquake in Japan is two plates of the earth's crust are shifting. After the earthquake, there was a tsunami, or a tidal wave, and also many aftershocks.
There has been many earthquakes happening like Haiti, Chile, and Japan.
Great East Japan Earthquake / 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami
No. The March 2011 earthquake in japan was along a convergent boundary, and triggered by subduction.
Japan is a country. The earthquake devastated the northeast coast.
yes,no,maybe so
The reason for the earthquake in Japan is two plates of the earth's crust are shifting. After the earthquake, there was a tsunami, or a tidal wave, and also many aftershocks.
A magnitude 8.9 earthquake rocked Japan at 2:46 p.m. local time .
Yes, there was a 6.6 earthquake on April 11th. They are continuing to have earthquakes they might have another.
There was a big earthquake that caused a huge tsunami, and their nuclear generators are overheating, if they explode, japan will be gassed with nuclear waste.
There has been many earthquakes happening like Haiti, Chile, and Japan.
yes it is.There is always a chance it might or might not but sometimes it takes years for another huge one to happen also there are many small earthquakes that people do not notice.
The Earthquake doesn't just be gone. it has effects on japan like the devastation and destruction that the earthquake has done and earthquakes don't disappear but they go away an happen again depending on movement in the earths crust if the crust slips under japan again there will be another earthquake
A tsunami hit japan after the earthquake.
Basically, Japan had a devastation earthquake followed by tsunami. Now as they are trying to rebuild, they are facing problems with radiation leakage.
Japan experienced a 7.1 aftershock on April 8th. This is considered a related event, not an independent event.
Great East Japan Earthquake / 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami