Strong earthquake hits eastern Japan, shakes Tokyo

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10. There have been all sorts of earthquakes near Fukushima Daiichi since March 2011

The region is called "Fukushima Hamadori" 福島浜通り and there have been literally hundreds of earthquakes centered on Hamadori since The Big One, with a few registering 5 or greater on the Japanese intensity scale (meaning damage was possible). There have also been several strong earthquakes centered on neighboring regions, such as Miyagiken-oki 宮城県沖 and Fukushima Nakadori　福島中通り.

Fukushima Hamadori starts here. Click the right arrow 次へ＞ at the bottom of the chart to see more):
http://typhoon.yahoo.co.jp/weather/jp/earthquake/list/?sort=1&key=3&b=3601

Fukushima Nakadori starts in the middle of this page.　Click the right arrow 次へ＞ at the bottom of the chart to see more):
http://typhoon.yahoo.co.jp/weather/jp/earthquake/list/?sort=1&key=3&b=4401

Miyagiken-oki starts in the middle of this page.　Click the right arrow 次へ＞ at the bottom of the chart to see more):
http://typhoon.yahoo.co.jp/weather/jp/earthquake/list/?sort=1&key=3&b=1601

Note that a few of these earthquakes occurred before March 11, 2011, but the vast majority occurred afterward. Hundreds and hundreds of earthquakes.