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4.8-Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Tokyo and Kanagawa, Japan

A series of quakes hit Tokyo and surrounding areas, causing a stir without significant damage.

A series of 4.8-magnitude earthquakes rattled Tokyo and Kanagawa Prefecture in eastern Japan, sending shockwaves through the region. The tremors, with their epicenter in Tokyo Bay, startled residents but fortunately resulted in no casualties or major damages. The seismic events occurred consecutively on a Sunday morning, sparking concerns but ultimately dissipating with minimal impact. Despite the relatively low magnitude, the quakes caused a brief disruption in daily activities and prompted a heightened sense of awareness among locals. The Tokyo and Kanto regions experienced the effects of the tremors, enhancing the understanding of earthquake readiness and response in the area.