Another landslide in 70km West of Mt. Fuji, “50m high and 50m wide”

Fukushima Diary is reporting the major landslide in Hamamatsu city Shizuoka.

(cf, [Potential Mt. Fuji activity?] Landslide happened 6 times in 4 days, 140m wide, 90m high, 60,000m3 of soil [URL])

Another landslide happened in Kawanehoncho Shizuoka. It’s in 70 km west of Mt. Fuji.

At 15:24 of 5/1/2013, the slope of a mountain slided route 362. It’s 50m high and 50m wide. The volume of soil was 2,000m3.

400 households had power stoppage temporarily. They take a few months to restore route 362.

Photo of the landslide → http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20130502-00000001-at_s-l22.view-000

 

In Yamanashi prefecture, a landslide happened as well. Ground rumbling has been heard for a few times in 2 ~ 3 weeks.

(cf, [Express] “Large landslide in Yamanashi, ground rumbling for a couple of weeks” [URL])

 

http://doboku.pref.shizuoka.jp/desaki2/shimada/topics/130501_R362mizukawa_houkai.pdf

http://www.at-s.com/news/detail/618046580.html

http://www.at-s.com/news/detail/618046892.html

 

 

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Un autre glissement de terrain à 70 km à l’Ouest du Mt. Fuji : 50 m de haut et 50 m de large

 

Le Fukushima Diary couvre le grand glissement de terrain de la commune de Hamamatsu dans Shizuoka. (cf. [Réveil du Mt. Fuji ?] 6 glissements de terrain en 4 jours sur 140 m de large, 90 de haut, soit 60 000 m³ de terre)

Un autre glissement s’est produit à Kawanehoncho, dans Shizuoka. C’est à 70 km à l’ouest du Mt. Fuji.

Le 1er mai 2013 à 15:24, la pente d’une montagne s’est effondrée route 362 sur 50 m de haut et de large. Le volume de sol déplacé est de 2 000m³.
400 habitations en ont temporairement perdu le courant. Il faudra quelques mois pour réparer la route 362.
Photo du glissement de terrain → http://headlines.yahoo.co.jp/hl?a=20130502-00000001-at_s-l22.view-000

Il y a eu aussi un glissement de terrain dans la préfecture de Yamanashi. Des grondements dans le sol ont été entendus plusieurs fois pendant 2 ~ 3 semaines. (cf. [Express] “Grand glissement de terrain à Yamanashi, le sol gronde depuis une quinzaine”)

http://doboku.pref.shizuoka.jp/desaki2/shimada/topics/130501_R362mizukawa_houkai.pdf
http://www.at-s.com/news/detail/618046580.html
http://www.at-s.com/news/detail/618046892.html

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