A 9.1 magnitude earthquake

Tokyo, Japan – Japan has been rocked by the most powerful earthquake in 140 years, leaving a trail of destruction, anguish, and an entire country in a state of emergency. The 8.9 magnitude quake struck early Tuesday morning, with its epicenter off the country’s northeast coast, near Miyagi Prefecture.

The tremor, which lasted more than a minute, caused entire buildings to shake violently in Tokyo, more than 300 kilometers from the epicenter. Seismic alarms were triggered across the country, allowing many people to evacuate in time, but it was not enough to prevent the tragedy.

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