A 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck off the northeast coast of Japan on June 25. Officials reported that no tsunami warning was issued following the tremor. There were also no immediate reports of injuries or damage to nuclear facilities.
The earthquake's epicenter was located offshore. Multiple cameras captured the moment the seismic activity occurred.
This event comes after a series of earthquakes have been felt in the region, prompting concerns about seismic activity. However, authorities have confirmed that essential infrastructure, including nuclear power plants, showed no irregularities in the aftermath of this specific earthquake.