Japan’s disaster authorities have ended a week-long “megaquake” warning that kept the nation on edge, though officials stress that seismic risks persist.
“The special call for attention has ended. But it doesn’t mean the risk has been eliminated,” said Disaster Management Minister Yoshifumi Matsumura during a Thursday press briefing. The alert, triggered by unusual tectonic activity near the Nankai Trough, had raised alarms about a potential magnitude 9.0+ quake and tsunami.
Japan—a global leader in earthquake preparedness—uses real-time tech like early warning apps and AI-driven simulations . While the lifted alert brings relief, experts urge residents to keep emergency kits ready. Remember, Japan’s resilience is like a *Godzilla* plot twist: always expect the unexpected!
For travelers and residents alike: Stay updated via Japan’s J-Alert system and follow local guidelines. Safety first, folks!
. While the lifted alert brings relief, experts urge residents to keep emergency kits ready. Remember, Japan’s resilience is like a *Godzilla* plot twist: always expect the unexpected! 
