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M7.1 quake strikes Kumamoto; Uki and Hikawa hit by intensity 7

M7.1 quake hits Kumamoto, tsunami advisory issued for nearby seas

Earthquake overview

A quake measuring up to seismic intensity 7 struck Kumamoto Prefecture around 4:27 p.m. on the 28th. According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the epicenter was in the Kumamoto region of Kumamoto Prefecture, and the focal depth was about 10 km. The magnitude was estimated at 7.1. The agency issued a tsunami advisory for the Ariake and Yatsushiro seas.

Main intensities

This was the first time seismic intensity 7 had been observed in Japan since the 2024 Noto Peninsula earthquake. In Kumamoto Prefecture, it was the first such observation since the Kumamoto earthquakes, which hit twice in quick succession in 2016. The main intensities were as follows.

Seismic intensity 7 = Uki, Kumamoto Prefecture, Hikawa Town ▽ Seismic intensity 6 strong = Minami Ward, Kumamoto City; Yatsushiro City; Uki City; Kumamoto Misato Town; Mashiki Town ▽ Seismic intensity 6 weak = Koshi City; Ozu Town; Nishihara Village; Mifune Town; Kamiamakusa City; Ashikita Town ▽ Seismic intensity 5 strong = Chuo Ward, Higashi Ward, Nishi Ward and Kita Ward in Kumamoto City; Yamaga City; Kikuchi City; Kikuyo Town; Minamata City; Amakusa City; Tsunagi Town; Minamishimabara City, Nagasaki Prefecture; Satsumasendai City, Kagoshima Prefecture; Satsuma Town; Nagashima Town ▽ Seismic intensity 5 weak = Tamana City, Kumamoto Prefecture; Nagomi Town; Yamato Town; Reihoku Town; Aso City and others

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