Japan Earthquake - March 11th 2011 - 東日本大震災 ２０１１年３月１１日 (あれから１０年 *TBT in description)

More earthquake footages on ‪@eyoshika‬ :
Walking away from Yamashita Park:
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Yokohama Chinatown aftershocks
• Chinatown, Yokohama - ...
Yokohama Chinatown aftershocks 2:
• Yokohama Chinatown - J...
Yokohama Chinatown aftershocks 3:
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Yokohama Stadium Earthquake Shelter Center:
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Kannai Station:
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TBT East Japan Great Earthquake 10 years ago (March 11th 2011)
It was a Friday, during a visit to Yokohama to meet an old friend who was working in Japan. I left Tokyo (Shimbashi) early morning, arrived at Yokohama station and had a walk around Minato‐Mirai (area of skyscrapers in front of Yokohama Bay), had lunch in Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse Mall and walked around the bay to get to Yamashita Park to take some pictures and have a coffee, then... (video)
It was one of the longest days in my whole life, the panic at the moment of the first shock, the chaos in the city just to get around or to buy a snack or have dinner, the replicas of the earthquake, and the suspension of all subways and train lines completed the mess scenario. We had coffee in a Starbucks close to the Yokohama Stadium, to catch up about what was happening and plan what to do next, when suddenly... one more replica, when the news quoted: "no trains or subways to Tokyo up to tomorrow morning". It was unbelievable, all my clothes and other stuff was in a Tokyo hotel room, and there was a crowd walking all around the Yokohama station neighborhood making lines to make phone calls on those old green public phones (cellphones were not working too), lines to get buses/taxis, lines to buy water or some snacks in any "konbini" and of course and unfortunately for me, lines to reserve a hotel room! It was impossible to find a hotel with vacancy, all of them had the sign: "大満室"
After many unsuccessful tries, including the InterContinental Yokohama Grand (with its lobby crowded, all spaces were occupied with people sitting all around the floor), we decided to have dinner in an Italian restaurant to get some rest and look for a place to stay, just in the corner of the restaurant we found a Cybercafe, it was crowded too, but after some time in line, I could get an individual cabin (around 12:00 am). It was not very comfortable, but enough to have some sleep sat down in a computer chair. Even though there were many replicas during that night from 12:20am up to 4:30am, which made the whole building to sway and giving the impression it could fall apart, I could rest a bit and be ready for the day after...(that in fact was also a challenge)
My prays to all victims of that tragic day.
During this month I will post more videos of this day.
東日本大震災から10年（2011年3月11日）
日本で働いていた友達に会うために横浜を訪れたのは火曜日でした。早朝に東京（新橋）を出発し、横浜駅に到着して港未来（横浜湾前の高層ビル）を散歩し、横浜赤レンガ倉庫2館で昼食をとり、湾を散歩して山下公園に着きました。写真を撮ってコーヒーを飲んで…（動画）
それは私の人生で最も長い日の1つであり、最初のショックの瞬間のパニック、ただ移動したり、軽食を買ったり夕食を食べたりするための街の混乱、地震のレプリカ、そしてすべての地下鉄と電車の路線は停止していたが混乱のシナリオを完了しました。横浜スタジアム近くのスターバックスでコヒーを飲んでニュースを探すことができ、コヒー休憩の間に「明日の朝まで東京への電車や地下鉄はありません」というニュースが引用されたとき、突然もう1つのレプリカがありました。信じられないほどで、服などはすべて東京のホテルの部屋にあり、横浜駅周辺を歩いて、古い緑の公衆電話に電話をかける列があったり（携帯電話も機能していませんでした）。
バス/タクシーを利用するための列も、「コンビニ」で水や軽食を購入するための列も、そしてもちろん、残念ながら私にとっては、ホテルの部屋を予約するための列がありました！空室のあるホテルを見つけることは不可能でした、それらのすべては「大満室」のサインを持っていました。
インターコンチネンタル横浜グランド（ロビーが混雑し、すべてのスペースが床一面に座っている人で埋め尽くされていた）を含む多くの失敗した試みの後、私たちはイタリア製レストランで夕食を食べるながらインターネットで一泊場所を探しました。レストランの隣にサイバーカフェを見つけました、それも混雑していました、しかししばらくして私は列に待って個別のキャビンができました（午前12時頃）。あまり快適ではありませんでしたが、コンピューターの椅子に腰を下ろすながら寝ることができました。その夜の午前12時20分から午前4時30分までの間にレプリカがたくさんあり、建物全体が揺れ、崩壊するような印象を与えましたが、少し休んで翌日の準備ができました... （実際にはそれも課題でした）
その悲劇的な日のすべての犠牲者に私の祈りを捧げます。
今月中に、この日のビデオをもっと投稿します。

[@pao2725]

Everybody gangsta till the ocean backs away.

[@lluvtonii]

Nova IM CRYING💀😂

[@isntlyfebeautiful4099]

Hahahhaha

[@user-kx5es4kr4x]

For anybody who doesnt know,if the sea backs away,that means a tsunami is coming

[@Spluffie]

Alex Movies And Tv not everyone does. it could help us all in the future!

[@rajanyatv4618]

IM SCARED BRO-

[@reigencansitonme]

1:39 not sure with what i saw, but did i just see two guys having a normal friendly hug in the middle of an earthquake, thats so memorable

[@weeardguy]

Don't know if it were women (I got the idea it were 2 males) but don't forget that Japanese people are extremely used to earthquakes. I can still remember an article in my school newspaper that appeared every 3 months. In middle school, we had an exchange-program and one student from my school went to Japan. I still have the newspaper were she described living through her first earthquake ever (as for Dutch people, earthquakes are extremely rare) and that her Japanese friends quickly got bored with her as she could not stop talking about it. I cite: 'At some point, one of my fellow students got a bit angry: stop it now. It was only a 5-flat, nothing special.'

[@munir8015]

@@weeardguy in my country. I can say we've never seen tsunami or earthquake or volcanic eruption 😂 we may be effected by neighbouring country but not from my own country. Even if I ask my grandfather, he can't tell me how it feel😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 so I tried to listen to tsunami siren in KZbin just to get the feeling a bit😂😂😂

[@weeardguy]

@@munir8015 I don't know from which country you are, but in the Netherlands, the 1992 Roermond Earthquake was a serious quake to hit the Netherlands at 5,5 magnitude. Tsunami's are rare, but not impossible to hit the Netherlands.

[@munir8015]

@@weeardguy it's Malaysia. Not a well-know country. I think THROUGHOUT HISTORY, there were only 7 earthquake. Half of them are below 3 Richter scale. We may get tsunami from Indonesia or from South China Sea. We rarely get natural catastrophe. Except storms(no tornado) and flood. Kinda terrified to hear catastrophe from all over the world. Especially when my country is surrounded by countries that had been thru a lot. Thailand Tsunami and Aceh Tsunami for example.

[@minyrar7107]

Exactly what I thought when I saw it. It’s just another day in Japan.

[@bebgarcia8557]

The birds! They knew what is coming

[@bernadetteescueta8512]

I observed that kind of birds gesture even in the other countries that l've watched.Flying from somewhere.... and then... that's it.

[@wujusonyeo8106]

@@bernadetteescueta8512 usuallt animals sense when something dangerous is coming it happened once april 22 2019 when my dog started running ariund the house hold being weird we chased him and then earthquake comes

[@eyoshika]

vie Garcia Cool! But seems the birds were feeling a strange wind.. note that the air dislocation made the sky turns cloudy too.

[@none_8742]

@@wujusonyeo8106 my dog did that too it was running around

[@4bibimimi]

Suggestion. I wouldn't be hanging around at the harbor after an earthquake just waiting to see what turns up next.

[@kcorn12kc]

I've heard Japan and California are nice places to visit...but I just hope when I do get to visit both places, the cars, clouds and people are the only things moving.

[@nayan8950]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@parkwb32]

Imagine visiting California then boom, the big one

[@TheCraziestFishInTheSea]

I for one would be terrified to see all the pedestrians frozen like statues...

[@kcorn12kc]

@@TheCraziestFishInTheSea 🤣😂😆👍

[@maison1773]

I know lmao I want to go to LA but with my luck the big one will probably happen while I’m there

[@ronalddimandal]

Again 8 years ago ? Who's here now?

[@Serdar12379]

Ronald Dimandal me I study earth quakes and I know everything about them very well. The second one was a powerful force because the earth’s crust buildup pressure to release out Mother Nature’s ugliest force

[@somedudewhodraws9377]

Well almost 10 now as of next year. Japan recovered very nicely afterwards too as their allies gave them the funds needed to rebuild!

[@kcorn12kc]

Lol...I get what you say...but you gotta remember Some of these videos and forums goes on for years...And then you have to set your devices to know when it was actually posted.But believe me you...when we get old and die our kids will probably find all the convo we do today "PROBABLY"

[@tosieposie4789]

Yo

[@ronalddimandal]

@@kcorn12kc yah your right

[@tkhazi1902]

1:06 to 1:13 the old guy sees the birds emerge and watches them fly away and the way he looks back its like a shot from a catastrophic event just waiting to happen

[@robertomurri1278]

He's about to say "Gojira!...Gojira!"

[@murphle]

The Stranger at Night bruh in 2020 I wouldn’t be shocked

[@daniellinehan63]

He knew

[@aperture624]

"the old guy" is kinda rude. What about "the nice elderly man"

[@Maplelust]

looked to me like everyone knew.

[@chaldev3038]

A woman in there just had to hug her friend in the middle of an earthquake while spinning around with her is just gold 😂👌🏻

[@joelbedulla4]

I thought that was a guy...

[@niki_niki_niki]

I think its guys(judging from the way they move and their posture and their clothes especially jeans)

[@elliel3700]

I think it was a nervous response, trying to show they’re not scared.

[@dianaval6082]

Ellie L ahh I have a similar response, there’s something going on I all of sudden act like I’m not scared, but I actually am, just to make my younger siblings calm

[@syeds4416]

Japan has an average 1500 earthquake a year

[@Chrisfeb68]

I have tremendous respect for the Japanese engineers who build these buildings.

[@Zade.H]

Plot twists: just a man with shaky hands Thank you so much for all of these likes, I have never had this many before!!!

[@lilyangel8775]

Lol

[@trexirexi]

XD

[@eyoshika]

Not really! lol

[@YisneySoto]

Hahahahaha

[@santiisfm754]

Lol

[@arvid8734]

"Some kid cryin in the corner" Japanese adults : "First time?"

[@btyt152]

Notice how not a single building, tree, or even streetlamp fell the whole time. The Japanese are aware of the danger, but instead of fearing and moving, they literally said screw it and just became smarter. Congrats to those who innovate!

[@campas7182]

This was the Tohoku earthquake. Nothing fell or broke in this video because they're 370km (230miles) away from the epicenter.

[@amysarahace]

Its like sanfransico where they put wheels and stuff under the buildings so its less dangerous must suck if you took a bubble bath

[@diasana9445]

Do nadaaaa, voz em português LOL Br sendo br.

[@jair2247]

2:28

[@mistermatrix2241]

A japonezada saindo correndo...

[@layon99]

"n tem perigo da gente cair no mar não né" enquanto o amigo dele dando risada praticamente kk

[@lucifer0405]

layon99 E eles falando que deve ter sido apenas naquela cidade... Eles n tinham ideia do desastre kkkk

[@sangyaraujo]

SIM EU IA COMENTARKKKKKKK BR QUE NEM PRAGA TODO LUGAR TA

[@nevy586]

Why is this showing up on my recommended like nine years after it happened-

[@loftheaven]

Haha me too

[@lasarith2]

nevyシ it seems to take years for KZbin to recommend a video now.

[@pea8557]

I wonder what KZbin is trying to hint us 👀👀

[@SakurimaSan]

+

[@weee9885]

@@pea8557 is KZbin trying to say that some times later on 2021 we would have a time machine which go back to time

[@aguevarra4689]

Dont worry guys even if they experienced the earthquake by the sea, Yokohama was far enough from the epicenter to experience the tsunami. The epicenter was near by the North-east cost of Japan and trust me Yokohama is near by Tokyo and they're far from it. so for sure people at the vid were fine.

[@eyoshika]

AGuevarra Yokohama was really quite far away from the epicenter, but that earthquake was really strong and the aftermath shakes were freaky too. Thanks god we were safe!

[@FreedInPieces]

@Desiree Bernert I was in Tokyo and seem to be fine... Are you suggesting that everyone in the area was irradiated? If so, there is a huge story waiting to be told. Perhaps I need to get checked.

[@elise3455]

Regardless, at the time when you feel an earthquake you don't know where the epicenter is, so best to seek high ground immediately afterwards.

[@cvk4488]

It's not just about far enough, it's about the land geography & ocean topography

[@jordanaa.9098]

*terremoto no japão* brasileiro: “oh loko”

[@whitehathackers100]

Kkkkkk caralho mano rachei aqui . Br É foda mané.

[@adriel_a_sanchez]

California: ah yes I’m gonna shake the San Andreas today

[@maneuu]

Olha a japonesada correndo

[@Cashie1229]

Never saw such strong people like Japanese.

[@plsarguewithme2665]

They're used to earthquakes

[@N0xiety]

Notice how the wind turbine automatically engaged brakes at 0:42, about 10 seconds before the earthquake hits.

[@YourLocalDoctor]

I love Japan, I couldn't bear to see injured people, and collapsed buildings, that would be terrible. Japan is so respectful and kind, just like Canada! I love both countries

[@ssai5895]

びっくりなされたでしょうね！ 私もあの日近くにおりました。 意義のある記録ですね。 ありがとうございます❣️

[@cgboy2856]

Qual a probabilidade de entrar em um video onde acontece um terromoto no Japão, e quem está gravando é br? Kkk

[@cgboy2856]

@A I L T U ツ e a de outro me responder? Kkkkk

[@morpheusjp]

muita, ja que lá vivem cerca de 250 mil brasileiros.

[@eyoshika]

Não morava lá, estava em viagem.

[@rafavuv]

Gente tem Brasileiro em tudo quanto é lugar, ou nunca repararam que sempre que acontece um desastre no mundo o Fantástico dá um jeito de encontrar os brasileiros que sobreviveram a ele?

[@tiagocamara2995]

SIM KKKKK

[@wallowsdrumsticks6934]

The 2 guys hugging each other cheerfully in the middle of an earthquake is so cute 🥰

[@riki3581]

2020 anyone? I know that 2020 hurt us so much btw have a good day🤩😘😘

[@alessonluis]

one of the few Brazilians to experience an earthquake, I hope they are doing well today! 🇧🇷

[@eyoshika]

We are fine! Thanks!

[@FlowXof]

Vídeo foi gravado no japão, o titulo está em inglês e o audio está em português do brasil, vocês são foda

[@alansv3114]

Eu fiquei surpreso quando o cara falou ksksk

[@Braziliansycho]

Sim kkk do nada

[@SQualquercoisa]

Um brinde a todos os brasileiros que nem sabe como chegaram aqui 🍻

[@kaeruinformation]

You were in Japan at a difficult time. Thank you for posting the video. 大変な時に日本にいましたね。動画投稿ありがとう。

[@itschipz4805]

The ocean really said “ I’ll back away and come back when you least expect it”

[@LenfersX]

"ó a japonesada correndo" não acredito que isso foi gravado por um BR

kkkkkk

[@MrEjidorie]

I remember very vividly when East Japan Earthquake took place on March 11th, 2011. Japanese people are accustomed to earthquake, and they seldom get panicky because earthquake is so common. However, I felt this earthquake was a big deal since its tremor was so unusual. On the next morning, I was appalled to know what really happened to the northern part of Japan.

[@AUSTOGO]

Thanks for the captions ,much appreciated

[@user-rb9wn3qv7q]

You have to leave the coast when earthquakes happens . TUNAMI WILL COME You were so lucky

[@yourname8499]

It depends on where the earthquake happened

[@yourname8499]

There are 3-4?( Not sure) kinds of earthquake lmao

[@yuusachiibochii6398]

@@yourname8499 yes you're right but you won't know what type of Earthquake it is. You don't have the technology to do that on hand so you gotta run away from the coast.

[@Forlfir]

@@yuusachiibochii6398 there are tall building everywhere in Tokyo, they would be fine

[@brigadeirinho0]

Ué os cara é brasileiro

[@fercvallim]

Né, primeiro ele tirou sarro dos japoneses assustados depois ele ficou todo assustado kkkkk

[@bangtanfoxy]

Ent mano, tinha até assustado com o fato de q eu entendi oq eles disseram kkkk nn esperava q fossem br

[@kriegerxy]

@@bangtanfoxy kkkkkk o mesmo comigo, fiquei meio "ué como assim?"

[@lua9973]

oloco ala as japonesada correndo

[@wtfysaac]

Kkkkk

[@iStudLion]

1:37 my last two braincells during a serious moment

[@hm.an.k]

In 9,1 Magnitute Super Earthquake in 21st Century

[@user-qc3ns7lz2t]

I'm Japanese,and live in eastern Shizuoka Prefecture. This moment I was sleeping after all-night working, but waken up by strongly shaking.

[@loravipperman3061]

Thank you for translating what you were saying into English subtitles! 🙏🏻

[@josephastier7421]

2:30 All the smokestacks are making smoke. 3:09 GODZILLA!!!!

[@user-cb9un6xc7u]

揺れが長ければ長いほど津波は大きくなります。

[@user-ft5xg1lj9k]

揺れが長ければ長いほどＭが大きくなります。

[@bangtanfoxy]

Wait, are you Brazilian? Ou eu tô louca? Nn, é br mesmo kkkk nn achei q fosse encontrar um vlog de um brasileiro :)

kkkkkkk

[@killersushi99]

*My in-laws are In Japan. I had never experienced an earth quake before. A 6.7 hit and It was the most insane thing ever. The telephone poles were shaking back and forth like crazy and everything was rattling. About 2AM the after shocks could be felt. They shook me in my bed like someone was at the bottom pushing back and forth on the mattress.*

[@eyoshika]

killersushi99 I had already experienced an earthquake in Japan before 2011, but this one was different, it had a huge impact in most of Tokai region. The train stations and even the cell phones were interrupted, it was really a chaos. Then there was the radiation leakage in Fukushima.. well thanks God it is all better and stable now!

[@SarahRabbit1]

It's just so normal to them. I've only felt one tiny earthquake, as I live in the Eastern US. But everybody in this video is surprisingly calm.

[@IPGAuto]

That’s was the beginning of hell for them

[@eyoshika]

Well it was a long day/night, the aftermath shakes was really freaky, could not sleep that night!

[@evelynblackwood4362]

Person: Why are you running from the water? Me: I’VE SEEN ENOUGH MOVIES TO KNOW WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

[@pbabuik]

Animals can detect seismic shifts in the air , so if you see birds going nuts or your dog is barking insanely , get into a door frame wuick

[@SootherousNoise]

Take it from me. I live on an island Where we get Earthquakes and Tsunamis in the same month. We have a saying. "When The Animals Start Moving and you don't know why. Just know Something Big is about to C'mon on by!!" The animals are your First Warning sign that Something is about to Happen!!

[@user-oc9si1so9g]

この時、私はインターコンチネンタルホテル横浜に向かうリムジンバスの中だった。

[@anaisbarrosodgh5790]

//÷+×5/33

[@FriedRice3519]

Once again, the KZbin recommendation has summoned me

[@oreohey2568]

imagine you sit on the highest skyscrapper floor when the earthquake occurs

[@melissatokidoki]

MANO EU REALMENTE NÃO ESTAVA ESPERANDO ESSE "VOCÊ ATRAVESSOU A BAHIA JÁ TA EM TÓKIO" EU MORRI DE DAR RISADA AKAKAKAKAKAKAKAKAK

[@greizeroberta1060]

Kkkkkkkkkk simmm

[@ally82]

Kkk

[@luizfelipesturza6556]

SIM KKKKKKKKK

[@morpheusjp]

mas é vdd, Yokohama e Tokio são coladas e entremeadas pela baia.

[@eyoshika]

Ele quis dizer “você atravessou a baía já tá em Tóquio” rsrs Mas essa foi boa! Kkkkk

[@DDay-vv9ec]

Japan is so beautiful..

[@AudiVA96]

You can already see the water moving backwards

[@ponyrang]

Loved this video. Great work. Best Vlog!!! ^^*

[@D4RK21]

dude everyone was so calm..

[@cathykirkpatrick9341]

This happened on my birthday, my star year when I turned 11 on Martha 11th of year 2011.

[@visionist7]

You caused the earthquake

[@heathertaramoutray1623]

Felice Graziano 💀 😂

[@cayananerickameia.3254]

same

[@hedw_1134]

Same here

[@EggyayYT]

@@visionist7 not that funny

[@leilanisunsets1362]

Looks so beautiful ❤️ the view till...

[@kechikexplore3518]

2004 and 2011 tsunami Indonesian and Japan memory

[@sdarms111doug9]

That’s insane. I’ve been in California for 30+ years and have felt ALOT of quakes...they mostly last 1-2 seconds.

[@jasonmgomez]

six minutes. then the aftershocks that started around 7.9 and stabilized around 5.7 -5.9 in 20 minute intervals and continued for 36 hours after...... any one of those aftershocks hits Los Angeles, half the city dies and the WHOLE city burns.

[@yukikazeyamamura8670]

Entro no vídeo e escuto português. Brasileiro em todo lugar. 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@firingallcylinders2949]

It's not even the shaking that's scary. I'd be booking it inland away from the docks. Huge waves can emerge from earthquakes.

[@vitocorleone8323]

I wonder what the people on boats felt.

[@Guyatwo_9321]

Time flies so fast 9 years is already up 🥺

[@guiagadapan2763]

idk but i notice japan always experiencing a huge quake

[@AureliusR]

Watch the windmill in the background around 0:40 ... because of the earthquake early warning system being attached to automated systems, it automatically puts the brakes on and stops itself before the earthquake starts. Pretty cool!

[@hobabi]

não tava esperando ouvir brasileiros nesse video. brs em todas as partes mds.

[@kikyozoldyck7872]

nice i think my aunt back in japan was just vibing in the distance

[@srmrose2101]

My brother was there at navy base during this.

[@somedudewhodraws9377]

I remember this! I was in High School when it happened! I saw it all over the News and to make it worse a Tsunami happened after wards washing away a whole neighborhood! And did I mention the nasty aftershocks too?

[@ihla6342]

É INCRÍVEL como tem brasileiro em tudo que é canto

[@amandasmit9328]

Japan still my favourite country in the world 🇯🇵🇿🇦💕

[@musaabdullahi3385]

When nature come calling, humans are forever powerless

[@BrasilOportuno]

Ola parceiros, nossa passou susto ai hein.. aqui em Shizuoka estava em casa no momento deste tremor. Tudo de Bom pra vocês!!

[@eyoshika]

Luciano Faria Já faz algum tempo, mas foi realmente assustador. Tudo de bom pra vc tb!

[@darioglb8264]

Impressionante que os brasileiros estão em todo o lugar

[@mluiga]

That's probably the absolute best location to be in during an earthquake.

[@5.0_life30]

Wow, these people took that earthquake quite well. We American people will get hysterical about it and call it a day and hope there’s no other earthquake on our way home

[@Paul-nr3vb]

I think it would be a very special experience to be in Japan or somewhere else when theres a earthquake

[@eyoshika]

Well not special in the positive sense, but of course, many lessons learnt.

[@haterdopasdrino7007]

Olha! Um brasileiro q gravou! Ótimas imagens!

[@sangramji3641]

Japan is the most beautiful land on earth. May God bless all the Japanese. Love from INDIA.

[@JayDoubleYou]

People in Japan have these earthquakes every other day so there no big shock to them , but everyone said this one lasted for a very long time went on &.on & on which frightened people ,

[@aperture624]

Is it just me or is Japan and California a little shakey

[@derichaviour]

"unforgettable tragedy"

[@AnaClara-wi2uw]

BROOO these people speaking portuguese calmingly during the earthquake- truly brazilians

[@spectrest3435]

Are we just gonna ignore the fact that he says Saitama at 3:33

[@dragulia_venaro]

what is it called? "A Pokemon"

[@luizeduardo4311]

Se o título do vídeo fosse português BR teria mais de 1 milhão de views

kkkkk

[@johnkennedyreyes2634]

Birds gave them alot of warnings.

[@brixtonherlione4613]

What a pure luck to capture an forecoming quake

[@josegarciacarrasco4526]

Espero que estén mejor Japón,un beso grande a todos los japoneses.desde Melilla África España con amor.

[@DemoNho0]

The video was recorded in Japan but the people who recorded are Brazilian 👍

[@jasonmgomez]

lots of brazilians in Yokohama. Portuguese were the first europeans in Japan and their influence is felt daily. Bread is "pan" in Japanese because of the Portuguese.

[@hankanderson8633]

The sheer power of the earth is just so colosal.

[@rich4204]

I'm surprised at the calm voices of the videographer

[@user-pk9ht2cu9m]

天佑311日本失落的人們，用光哀悼在福島和富岡，許多燈籠請日本一定要加油

[@cvkaustubh7521]

I think, you should ask "is there coming a tsunami" after the quake over

[@vitorveloso5268]

The guy in the video says "it probably was a 7 Richter", he didn't knew what was coming.....

[@eyoshika]

The tsunami didn’t reach Yokohama, only the northeast of Japan.

[@fauziahmohddinmohddin7988]

I was calling my daughter in Sydney wished Happy Birthday on 11 th March and told her not to go anywhere near the beach because I dreamt something bad about the ocean .. and it was then I turned on the TV saw a woman running from wave of mud behind her in the farm .. I was totally shocked and dropped the handphone . Wished she could make it .

[@zzkenji]

YOKOHAMA

[@DoubleNCuber0511]

2020: *Thx for the idea*

[@mariannesouza8326]

It’s very sad to watch this, knowing the level of devastation and death that followed. 😞

[@Wolverine2sweet]

I never seen this footage before!!

[@btyt152]

Then there’s the dude just riding a bike through the whole thing

[@pedroventura4854]

Amo o fato de que os 2 são brasileiros KKKKKKK eles na maior tranquilidade

[@broadstreet21]

How were people still standing in an earthquake?

[@Rusty_Gold85]

It was a 9.0 followed half hour by a 7.5 . The whole continent slipped along a fault line and dipped the depth of the land by half a metre .

[@eyoshika]

In fact, the magnitude in Yokohama was around 5. The magnitude in the epicenter (Northeast of Japan) was 9.