No other countries were affected.
The Japan Earthquake effected the whole world really. But I know what you are talking about! Hawaii, The coast of America, basically everywhere in the pacific region but NOT AUSTRALIA, hope this helps :)
none.
The United States of America and some other near by countries.
Yes, Japan is an earthquake-prone spot. Japan is more likely to have earthquakes than many other countries.
After the earthquake in Japan, the government initiated a large-scale emergency response, deploying rescue teams, setting up shelters, and coordinating efforts to provide aid to affected areas. They also activated the Disaster Response Headquarters and requested assistance from other countries to manage the aftermath of the disaster.
Japan wanted food and something they can sleep on because some houses have been torn apart
A world wide effort from small donations, to countries donating blankets emergency food packages, and more importantly Japan helping each other as much as they can especially the people who were affected by having to move away from the nuclear affected areas.
The tsunami began with a 8.9 earthquake that hit all of Japan. That caused the tsunami. Nearly all of Japan was hit. Other countries were hit too. They were Hawii, New Philipiens, and the west coast of the U.S.A. (California, Washington, Oregon) The tsunami hit JAPAN on the island of Honshu in Sendai. The Iwate-kun prefecture, Miyagi-kun prefecture were destroyed and others were affected.
The Japan Trench is about 8,046 meters (26,398 feet) deep at its deepest point, which is one of the deepest parts of the Earth's oceans. The earthquake in Japan in 2011 occurred along the seafloor of the Japan Trench, resulting in a devastating tsunami.
The north-eastern area of Japan was the most affected by the 2011 earthquake. Tremors were felt further south than Tokyo, which is in the middle of the main island. Most of the population lives along the coast, though, and the epicenter was off the north-east coast. Japan lies in an earthquake zone, so they have had earthquakes all over the country at different times. The two other large ones, 1995 and 1923, both happened in the center of the country near Tokyo.
Japan is more prone to earthquakes than other countries due to it's location on fault lines. Japan is actually located on the boarder of two converging plates. The Eurasian plate to the west of it and the Pacific plate to the east.