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M6.9 earthquake - 30 km ENE of Kuji, Japan

Occurred 24 Jun 2026·Detected 24 Jun 2026·
🇯🇵 30 km ENE of Kuji, Japan32 reportsEnded 1 Jul 2026
Natural CatastropheMarineEnergy & InfrastructurePropertyMarine HullMarine CargoEnergy

USGS recorded a M6.9 (mww) earthquake at ~50.9 km depth, 30 km ENE of Kuji on the northeast Honshu coast of Japan. PAGER alert is yellow, max MMI ~6.62, tsunami flag false, no tsunami warning issued. No structural damage, casualty figures, or insured loss estimates are present in authoritative feeds or retrievable media. RiskEvents remains in monitoring status.

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Impact verdict

Low impact. Loss pathway: USGS PAGER yellow elevates casualty concern above green but remains below orange/red thresholds, and the tsunami flag is false. Max MMI ~6.62 (strong shaking) and 95 felt reports indicate the event was widely felt but not locally catastrophic. Depth near 51 km attenuates surface shaking. No named asset damage, casualty count, or insured loss figure is present in authoritative feeds or retrievable media. Northern Honshu is a heavily insured earthquake market (industrial, energy, marine), but absence of confirmed commercial/industrial damage signals caps severity. Classified as LOW pending further reporting.

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Geographic Zone Matches

1 active match

  • Pacific Ring of Fire
    Rule-basedConfidence 100%

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Affected countries

🇯🇵 Japan

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