A powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck off Japan's Sanriku coast, prompting authorities to issue tsunami warnings and evacuation orders for several coastal prefectures. The quake caused significant shaking and raised concerns about potential large waves.
The first U.S. F-35A stealth fighters have arrived at Misawa base in Aomori Prefecture, with Japan's Air Self-Defense Force also planning to deploy a total of 42 F-35As at the base.
A cargo ship and a fishing boat collided off Misawa City, Aomori Prefecture, Japan, resulting in the fishing boat overturning and four people missing. The Coast Guard is conducting a search operation.
A magnitude 3 earthquake was observed in Aomori Prefecture, Japan, with no tsunami warning issued. The quake was felt in Higashidori Village and Hashikami Town.
A new study indicates that the habitats of deer and wild boars are projected to expand across most of Japan by 2050. This expansion could include northeastern prefectures like Aomori and Akita, where their populations are currently considered small.
A magnitude 4.7 earthquake occurred off the coast of Aomori Prefecture, Japan, on the 26th at 4:37 PM. The tremor registered a seismic intensity of 3 in Iwate Prefecture, with no tsunami risk.
Japan's Transport Safety Board has launched an investigation into the collision between a cargo ship and a fishing boat off Misawa City, Aomori Prefecture, which resulted in the deaths of four fishing boat crew members.
JR East has announced that Tohoku Shinkansen services between Tokyo Station and Shin-Aomori Station have been suspended in both directions following an earthquake.
One week after a cargo ship collided with a fishing boat off Aomori Prefecture, killing four crew members, the bereaved families expressed their grief, stating they are struggling to cope.
Four people have died in Aomori, Japan, after a cargo ship collided with a fishing boat. Crew members from the fishing boat reported that they had stopped their engine and were preparing to fish when the cargo ship rammed into them.