Hey Greg, do you have an email address we can use to contact you regarding this video? I'd love to discuss a license to use this if possible! Cheers, Felix

Markham skatepark southeast corner of Markham Road and Hwy 7 Skated there many times and remember buying a set of UFO conical wheels there and many Lonnie Toft stickers and the little Sim and Tracker stickers. Skated with Dave Campbell quite a few times also, This was before the Superbowl and Landsdowne skateparks. i bought the first skiateboard out of Peter Wheldrakes hogtown skate shop at Main and Gerrard. A variflex el gato with indy 169's and bones threes.

All the other guys looking at the camera, "First time?".

Love that the guy is sitting there drinking tea or coffee during the quake, He's like Nothing is stopping me from taking my break!

not even the glass broke. well done japan.

I would be absolutely petrified! Great video! Thanks for sharing Yeah that's right I do food reviews while on the toilet.

this earthquake still comes to mind from time to time... although the building will withstand (hopefully), it is still advised to go under desks (i know it's kind of embarrassing, i also wait till the last moment) since ceiling parts and drawers can fall on you. running out of the building while the earthquake is going on isn't advised, unless you know the building is not designed to withstand it. roof parts and windows falling outside is far more likely to hit you than the building (which all except really old should be built to standards) collapsing on you. once the earthquake has settled, it is better to go out (making sure nothing is falling) and check that there are no major damage to the building (maintenance crew should be doing this for large buildings) in japan, if you are entering a structure that is expected to collapse with an earthquake, there should be a briefing beforehand telling how and where to go when an earthquake happens (those places aren't open for public though, and helmet is a must)

When you said "the emergency doors shut" what does that mean? Do Japanese buildings have doors that lock you inside?

Japan, japanese, Japón, japonés

It looks like everyone is smiling but this dude. LmL

Their too calm.....if u adk me

コーヒーが大変

Это землетрясение там не страшно, дома крепкие. А вот если тряхнёт на Камчатке, то дома сложатся как карточный домик..

hey, at least theyre not screaming their lungs out like the girls in the other videos. glad they survived

when japanesese people build buildings they build with confidence of earthquake proof!

Estarian tan tranquilos si estuvieran en la misma situacion pero en un edificio en la india

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Boss: please join client call soon after this earthquake, we have to meet the deadlines. Employee: Sure sir....

That coffee man feeling cool

Worst thing to happen is when go out side to jump in your car to go home. Not only your car is missing so is the parking lot.

The dude finishing his coffee😂🙌

Hopefully they remembered to deduct the time they spent not working during the earthquake from their time cards.

wow,, totally stumbled on this,,, I skated there ,, had a lot of great times,,,, I still ride today but nothing like that,,,

What worries me the most in this video is the idea that people have to work in offices like that one. Imagine that...yeah- there has been a really bad earthquake and you feel scared to death. But on the other hand you deeply know that this was the most remarkable moment in your entire lifetime....and it just lasted for 3 minutes. Back to office-work and bungee-jumping on your weekends.

The most catastrophic earthquake ever: here I am Japanese people: cheers!

It’s interesting seeing the calm demeanor of everyone here. Meanwhile, I was huddled under a table in an English class with 2 women who were screaming in my ear as though that was the end. Our building was only 3 stories. Not being from Japan and never being in an earthquake over 5.0 before, I thought we were going to die.

Actually, it's not a wise way to run out of a building; earthquake-resilient buildings can mostly function as a kind of shelter against falling rubbles and tsunami, according to my experience in 2011.

高層階の割には揺れが小さい 制震構造かな？

In Japan, it is said that there are more than 1,000 earthquakes a year that can be felt by the body. And buildings are built with the expectation of a major earthquake. They have built a relationship of trust with builders. Also, schools and companies always conduct drills in anticipation of earthquakes. This is why they can remain calm like a man drinking coffee.

I still have my JAM deck with a custom airbrush by him ! Went there a few times till they closed . I skated Super Bowl the most.

They are happy cause it’s the only moment they can take a break at work

KZbin suggested this video for me. It's been quiet a while, but I was in Tokyo just before the Sendai quake struck, so I missed it. I was, though, in Northridge for the 1994 Northridge quake. That was huge, but brief. I don't think that one shook for more than 20 or 25 seconds. I'm glad your co-workers saved their drinks from a disastrous spill. Another was still on their computer moving their mouse, during the quake. That's dedication. He should have got a raise for that.

lol wtf, the dude in the green shirt at 1:02 holding up the cabinet. He's lauging.... He's probably happy thinking this was going to be his last day inside a cubicle working 12 hours a day.

it WAS the first indoor skatepark in Canada Gregin. I know because I started skating in 75' in Georgetown Ontario and heard about this park the day it opened. It was promoted as the first anyway.

Wow ... be careful friends 😲

Dude is like oh an earthquake....sips his coffee.....

I was in Tokyo area during those earthquakes. We had one aftershock that was 7.2 on the Richter scale and lasted 10 minutes. Very scary.

海外じゃ考えられないくらい静かやな…

Hi - Could you please contact me about this footage. A television company is interested in featuring it in a programme. Many thanks - [email protected]

Wow nice building...

laughing and drinking coffee XD

I used to take my bike in there after the skateboard park was abandoned. Good times.

Hey I just realized I am in this video at 2:30 I wipe out, lol. I recognized my hightop blue Nike’s, and stickers I on my protect helmet!

地震が起きてるのにコーヒーを飲む人（笑）日本人らしい！😂

Now thats a big city.

i suppose that a 9.0 richer in "epicenter" is about a 6.0 or less in tokyo 'cause fortunally tokyo was too far from the earthquakes (they was 3 different main shocks in the northeast, on the sea, if i remember well) "epicenter"

Great! I skated there just when it opened (can't remember when) but I was so bad at it, and never seemed to improve. But I loved it. Thanks for posting this video. The building, if I remember, was actually the old curling rink, though probably a barn before that. I had to make a movie for some class at MDHS as well. It was stop action of me skiing through the school. Probably in 79 too. Do you remember what course this was for? I can't remember.

The Japanese are just like Wheeeee!

Oh yeah Paul Gibson, I expect to see Dave Shaw or Blair Conway