Stories from Oyama · Japan

A man has been infected with measles in Toyama Prefecture. He reportedly traveled from outside the prefecture before developing symptoms. Health officials are tracing his contacts. Public health officials are investigating potential contacts and implementing containment measures.

A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck Japan, with tremors felt in Tokyo, Oyama, Noto, and Mito. The source mentioned the event was scheduled for the 80th time in the upcoming fiscal year 2027. No tsunami warning has been issued.

A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck Japan. Other locations reporting the tremor include Ishinomaki, Noto, and Mito. The Japan Meteorological Agency reported the earthquake. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries.

A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck Japan. No immediate reports of damage or casualties were mentioned. The source mentioned traffic conditions in Hong Kong, including slow traffic on the Eastern Harbour Crossing and near various locations like Oi Man Village and Hoi Wing Road. There were also reports of congestion on the West Kowloon entrance and near Kai Tak Peninsula. Another earthquake of magnitude 4.7 was reported near Morioka. The earthquake caused a decline of 22 points in the Kuraamper and Jekata indices. Most stocks fell by 1%, primarily in Hong Kong, South Korea, and Australia. London and France also experienced declines. This is the latest in a series of seismic events in the area. The earthquake was also reported near Morioka and Mito. The transcript does not contain new information regarding this event.

A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck Japan. The event was reported by multiple sources. The epicenter was located in Fukushima. This is the latest in a series of seismic events in the region. No tsunami warning was issued. The earthquake was also felt in Fukushima and Noto.

DJ Jeff, known for techno music, will hold a special collaborative stage with Janet Jackson at Yokoyama Park. Janet Jackson is scheduled to hold a special collaboration stage with DJ Stardust at K-Arena Yokohama.

JA-operated gas stations in Toyama and Chiba prefectures have implemented sales limits on diesel fuel.