Tremor shakes Japan's southern islands

A magnitude-6.3 earthquake struck Monday near Japan's southwestern Ryuku Islands, touching off a tsunami warning.

The United States Geological Survey said the quake was centred about 115 kilometres east of Ishigaki-jima in the Ryukyu Islands, or about 320 kilometres southwest of Naha, Okinawa.

Reuters reported that Japanese television stations were warning of a possible 50-centimetre tsunami.

The quake's depth was about 35.9 kilometres, the USGS said.

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Proof with Logs

I've been connected with nature & weather since childhood. In 2006, 'not possible' earth tremors had developed regularly under our new home. Imagining the loss, I contacted the USGS Earthquake Hazards program when 'what I felt' created patterns that linked to earthquakes globally.

As a cosmic weather girl, I listen and take notes of intuitive vibes as Earth speaks, and within 3-5 days of my 'senses' (dated with the brown squiggly image), an earthquake happens that is at least a 6.0 to 6.5+ (or larger magnitude scale. I don't know where it will happen, I only know that it WILL happen somewhere in the world.

It's a boring blog, but this log of pre-written dates (before each event) is my proof of my word.

Read my logged experiences when I first decided to journal.

My 'How it all started' Story

Earth, What's Going on?

Ring of Fire.