Japan earthquake Honshu Preliminary magnitude 5.7 quake strikes off east coast

Japan earthquake Honshu strikes with magnitude 5.7

A preliminary Japan earthquake Honshu magnitude 5.7 has just struck off the east coast, according to the Japan Meteorological Agency. The seismic event occurred in the Pacific Ocean near Honshu but no tsunami warning has been issued.

Residents report strong tremors

People in several coastal areas reported feeling the Japan earthquake Honshu, with buildings shaking lightly to moderately. So far, there are no official reports of injuries or major damage.

Authorities monitoring impact

Officials confirmed that the Japan earthquake Honshu is under close observation. Transportation and power systems continue to operate normally, though experts warn aftershocks may follow. Japan sits on the Pacific Ring of Fire, making it one of the most earthquake-prone regions in the world.