JAPAN Is Sinking-Massive Ground Movement

Hiya, while the youtube video was just recently uploaded, the video footage itself is from the days following the earthquake in March.

I'm not sure if this occurance is still happening there now here in July, but I doubt that it is and suspect things have settled down by now. Still a bit of a scary, perhaps even trippy experience there nonetheless.

Cheers

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The greater part of Japan must go into the sea

Good thread. The link is right up front.

I never thought I'd see such a thing.

It's obvious the ground liquified.

I wonder how long they'll last.

It looks like Soil liquefaction especially if all the video was shot on landfill.

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This was in Tokyo though. That's what is mind-blowing.

Isn't that something like 300 miles south of Fukushima?

Stop.

I believe that parts of Tokyo are built on landfill of Tokyo Bay. The amount of Soil liquefaction would depend on the strength of the quake or aftershock and the relative distance to it.

The following vid is more recent - posted to Youtube this month though I can't say how recent it actually is itself. It is basically an assessment of the effects of the sinking of the land following the earthquake and how people are coping with it as time goes on.

Edit to add -'experts' are quoted as telling people that the land will rise up again - that seems really sad to me, cos I just don't think it's gonna happen.



I HOPE I did that right, haven't embedded a video before... :-s

peace
J



third time lucky

The distance from Tokyo to Fukushima is 206.4 kilometres (128.3 miles)

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That's pretty shocking.

I thought liquifaction only occurred in the area of the quake.

The original video was shot during an aftershock, that was liquefaction. The video you posted was of sustenance, two different things.

the sustenance could be from a couple of things, a tectonic plate shift during the earthquake (which was large) poor soils, poor soil compaction.

Do you mean the video that I posted? Some of it concerns subsidence certainly (you meant subsidence, right?), but overall I think it demonstrates that large areas of land have sunk.

peace
J

Yes, my bad on the spelling Yes from what I've read the ground can raise and fall several feet after a large quake, having never been in a large quake i can't say with absolute certainty.

Originally posted by KSprepared
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The greater part of Japan must go into the sea

Yes it must. That way the west coast of America and Canada can fulfill their perverse prophecy by
being wiped by a gigantic Tsunami. A sort of pre ordained Sacrificial Ceremonial event.

Originally posted by Logman
Stop.

And a Star for your Signature.

This is a very hot Topic here in Tokyo at the moment,
because many, many Factories like Chemo/ Oil Refineries are located on Landfills in
Yokohama, Kawasaki and Chiba (we had so much luck at 03/11, unbelievable)
as well as many new High Rise Buildings and normal cheap governmental Apartments in Down-Town!


They lost a lot of worth, ca 35-40%
and absolute no demand at the moment!

The first Time it was observed in the big "Hanshin Earthquake" in Kobe,
afaik it was even harder than 03/11
because the Epi-Center was directly under the Town of Kobe and very shallow!

U-Tube had also some scary Videos from "Disney Land" look for this!

Dr. Boylan has had a prediction for awhile now of a 9.5 Megaquake that is supposed to happen off the coast of Honshu, Japan. Looking at the Iris.edu website, it's amazing to see that earthquakes that have happened in the area in the last 30 days:

www.drboylan.com...
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this is from just days after the quake.
it is on re'claimed land.
so no suprize that it leeks.
it was posted 3 then too..