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Japan alerts now

Weather warnings, typhoons, tsunami warnings and earthquakes across Japan, from the Japan Meteorological Agency. Check here before you travel, then check the official source.

How to read these alerts

Danger warnings in Okinawa

  • Typhoon No. 30 (CHAMPI) near JapanFlights and ferries near its path may be delayed or cancelled. Check with your airline or ferry company.

Updated 24 Oct, 00:15 Japan time (15:15 UTC). We check JMA every 5 minutes.

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  • Advisory
  • Warning
  • Danger warning
  • Emergency warning
  • Earthquake: circle size is magnitude, colour is shindo
  • Typhoon

Prefecture outlines: MLIT National Land Numerical Information

Warnings by prefecture

23 more prefectures have advisories only: Hokkaido, Aomori, Akita, Chiba, Tokyo, Shizuoka, Aichi, Mie, Osaka, Hyogo, Nara, Wakayama, Shimane, Yamaguchi, Tokushima, Kagawa, Ehime, Kochi, Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Oita. These rarely affect a trip.

Earthquakes felt, last 30 days

One bar per day, coloured by the strongest shindo felt in the region that day.

  • Hokkaidomax 2
  • Tohokumax 2
  • Kantomax 4
  • Chubumax 2
  • Kansaimax 2
  • Chugokumax 1
  • Shikokumax 2
  • Kyushu & Okinawamax 4

30 days agotoday

Recent earthquakes

JMA earthquake map

No earthquakes of shindo 3 or more in the last 7 days.

What the shindo numbers mean

  • 1Felt by some people indoors. Nothing to do.
  • 2Felt by some people indoors. Nothing to do.
  • 3Most people indoors feel it, and dishes rattle.
  • 4Hanging lamps swing hard. Trains may pause briefly.
  • 5−Things fall from shelves. Trains stop for safety checks.
  • 5+Things fall from shelves. Trains stop for safety checks.
  • 6−Hard to stand. Furniture moves, and damage is likely.
  • 6+Hard to stand. Furniture moves, and damage is likely.
  • 7The strongest level, with serious damage.

If something happens on your trip

  • Install Safety tips, the Japan National Tourism Organization's free alert app for visitors. It works in English and many other languages.
  • Emergency numbers in Japan: 110 for police, 119 for fire and ambulance.
  • Follow announcements from station, hotel and local staff. After strong shaking, trains stop until the line is checked.

Sources

For information only, use at your own risk. Pai Yipon uses information published by the Japan Meteorological Agency and checks it every 5 minutes. It may be late, incomplete or wrong, and we cannot guarantee that it is correct. No label does not mean a place is safe. This is not an emergency alert service: in Japan, follow JMA, local announcements and the Safety tips app. Read the full disclaimer.