Taiwanese tourists filming the 7.5 earthquake in Japan yesterday. At least 30 people were injured, and thousands of people were forced to evacuate their homes. The quake occurred at 23:15 (14:15 GMT) at a depth of 50 km (31 mi), about 80 km off the coast of the Aomori region.
Taiwanese tourists filming the 7.5 earthquake in Japan yesterday. At least 30 people were injured, and thousands of people were forced to evacuate their homes. The quake occurred at 23:15 (14:15 GMT) at a depth of 50 km (31 mi), about 80 km off the coast of the Aomori region.
they really do hold onto their noodles despite everything
ChuckRingslinger on
“Make sure to save the TV!!”
Restposten on
This is what is looks like when you have trust in the building’s structure. Only in Japan.Â
Diced_and_Confused on
That guy eating is my new hero.
“You all do something. Nom nom nom nom.”
Isenkram on
Honestly only 30 people injured and no deaths really speaks to how well the earthquake adaptive engineering works. Pretty impressive overall. I hope everyone who was injured recovers!
No-Celebration-4347 on
The urge to record everything by each person seems absurd.
Farty-B on
Dude was taking advantage of the distraction to eat more than his fair share of those strawberries
Bonk0076 on
Bro at the table is so chill
Antact on
That one Takeshi’s Castle challenge.
Sega-Playstation-64 on
As a Southern Californian, I can appreciate the chill that one dude has.
tommy3shirts on
Ooooo so thats why i always heard squeeking from my parents bedroom must of been nightly earthquakes
jonzilla5000 on
Respect for the woman who calmly set the monitor on the floor.
ghandi253 on
Anyone watch the TV show Shogun on FX? The part where the white guy is talking to the Japanese lady and they’re standing near a cliff and a small earthquake happens. He freaks out asking what it was and she calmy says and earthquake and he says “A what?!”. It makes me laugh every time. Cause like duh, of course a guy from Portugal in that time probably wouldn’t know about earthquakes.
carmichaelcar on
always hard to capture an earthquake with smart phones while inside a building. the image stabilization “corrects” it.
Kenju4u on
All I see is slow motion back and forth movement and moaning
Old-Truck-4454 on
One guy was still drinking!
Toast_Meat on
The bros had priorities.
Themoddedguy on
0:10 eeeyh 1:00 eeeyh
mahrog123 on
Quick, everyone record this!
Eating guy: record what?
tofu_sensei84 on
Camera man/woman never dies
fondledbydolphins on
Me: Doesn’t read title.
What’s going on here?
*Sees something moving on shelf* Oh shit that’s a rat.
There’s rats everywhere in this apartment.
How are these people so calm?
Wait, where are the rats?
Are they on a boat?…
Oh.
Garlic-Rough on
Is duck cover hold ever taught anymore?
BleckFyre on
If this happened in India, there would be at least hundreds of people dead and we’d all forget about the tragedy in a week because by that time there’d be news of some bridge collapsing, a flash flood or a young child being assaulted by an old man.
Rent_A_Cloud on
Either the building holds or it doesn’t. however it turns out you might as well fill your stomach!
ace400 on
Man i was in Tokyo during a 5.6 earthquake and we were terrified. Never experienced it before and it was at 4am in the night when the phone screemed „catastrophe alert“ and suddenly everything started shaking… we were scared to go sleep again that night
magnomagna on
Wouldn’t it be best to quickly evacuate even though houses in Japan are probably the best in terms of earthquake-proofing?
Purple-Frame-6882 on
I was brushing my hair at the time; I live far from the epicenter, but I could feel it. The closet doors, curtains, and towels started shaking; it lasted almost a minute. I was already preparing to run outside if it got any stronger😅
GullibleSherbert6 on
Isn’t it crazy how instead of looking for safety the first response is widely pulling out your phone and filming. I miss the time before phones..
Far-Tension-4477 on
should they go down by stairs and go to somewhere else ?
iteru on
Reminds me of Takeshis Castle
WonderChopstix on
Save the TV! Save the noodles!
Slight-Strategy-5619 on
Hope you all okay
ShiroSara on
shottazzz on
Reminds me of that one game in Takeshi’s Castle
skyfishgoo on
save the TV!!!
Mammoth-Bike1995 on
Quick, save the wine!
fluffysmaster on
I like how they keep filming.
Must. Go. Viral!
Familiar_Benefit_776 on
Priorities: film it for socials, save the tv, save the beer, eat the food
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So Kpop demon hunter is not lying
they really do hold onto their noodles despite everything
“Make sure to save the TV!!”
This is what is looks like when you have trust in the building’s structure. Only in Japan.Â
That guy eating is my new hero.
“You all do something. Nom nom nom nom.”
Honestly only 30 people injured and no deaths really speaks to how well the earthquake adaptive engineering works. Pretty impressive overall. I hope everyone who was injured recovers!
The urge to record everything by each person seems absurd.
Dude was taking advantage of the distraction to eat more than his fair share of those strawberries
Bro at the table is so chill
That one Takeshi’s Castle challenge.
As a Southern Californian, I can appreciate the chill that one dude has.
Ooooo so thats why i always heard squeeking from my parents bedroom must of been nightly earthquakes
Respect for the woman who calmly set the monitor on the floor.
Anyone watch the TV show Shogun on FX? The part where the white guy is talking to the Japanese lady and they’re standing near a cliff and a small earthquake happens. He freaks out asking what it was and she calmy says and earthquake and he says “A what?!”. It makes me laugh every time. Cause like duh, of course a guy from Portugal in that time probably wouldn’t know about earthquakes.
always hard to capture an earthquake with smart phones while inside a building. the image stabilization “corrects” it.
All I see is slow motion back and forth movement and moaning
One guy was still drinking!
The bros had priorities.
0:10 eeeyh 1:00 eeeyh
Quick, everyone record this!
Eating guy: record what?
Camera man/woman never dies
Me: Doesn’t read title.
What’s going on here?
*Sees something moving on shelf* Oh shit that’s a rat.
There’s rats everywhere in this apartment.
How are these people so calm?
Wait, where are the rats?
Are they on a boat?…
Oh.
Is duck cover hold ever taught anymore?
If this happened in India, there would be at least hundreds of people dead and we’d all forget about the tragedy in a week because by that time there’d be news of some bridge collapsing, a flash flood or a young child being assaulted by an old man.
Either the building holds or it doesn’t. however it turns out you might as well fill your stomach!
Man i was in Tokyo during a 5.6 earthquake and we were terrified. Never experienced it before and it was at 4am in the night when the phone screemed „catastrophe alert“ and suddenly everything started shaking… we were scared to go sleep again that night
Wouldn’t it be best to quickly evacuate even though houses in Japan are probably the best in terms of earthquake-proofing?
I was brushing my hair at the time; I live far from the epicenter, but I could feel it. The closet doors, curtains, and towels started shaking; it lasted almost a minute. I was already preparing to run outside if it got any stronger😅
Isn’t it crazy how instead of looking for safety the first response is widely pulling out your phone and filming. I miss the time before phones..
should they go down by stairs and go to somewhere else ?
Reminds me of Takeshis Castle
Save the TV! Save the noodles!
Hope you all okay
Reminds me of that one game in Takeshi’s Castle
save the TV!!!
Quick, save the wine!
I like how they keep filming.
Must. Go. Viral!
Priorities: film it for socials, save the tv, save the beer, eat the food