M5.4 Tokyo Bay

by Mochizuki , July 2, 2012

M5.4 hit Tokyo area at 11:31 7/3/2012.

Epicenter was Tokyo Bay.

Categories: Natural disasters

Tags: earthquake, fukushima, japan, nuclear, radiation, tepco, tokyo, tokyo bay

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