Gifu, Japan – May 29 — A magnitude 4.5 earthquake struck Gifu Prefecture at approximately 3:29 PM (JST), according to the Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA). The strongest shaking, with a seismic intensity of 4, was observed in Takayama City. Fortunately, there is no tsunami risk, and no damage or injuries have been reported.
📍 **Seismic Intensity by Location:**
– **Intensity 4:** Takayama City, Gifu Prefecture
– **Intensity 3:** Hida City, Gujo City, Gero City (Gifu Prefecture)
– **Intensity 1–2:** Various areas across the Tokai, Hokuriku, Koshin, and Kinki regions
🌐 **Earthquake Details:**
– **Epicenter:** Hida region, Gifu Prefecture
– **Depth:** Estimated at 10 kilometers
– **Magnitude:** 4.5
The Takayama Police Department has confirmed that no property damage has been reported. Similarly, the Takayama City Fire Department stated that no injuries have occurred.
This event serves as a reminder of Japan’s frequent seismic activity and the importance of remaining prepared, even in the absence of tsunami threats.