Japanese Announcer Appears Bare-Faced 10 Minutes After Earthquake... “I’ve Did That Every Time There’s a Disaster”
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(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Kim Byung-kyu = An announcer from Japan's public broadcaster NHK delivering breaking news on an earthquake that occurred in the early morning while wearing glasses and a bare face without makeup...
Amidst tremors of intensity 5.0 being observed in nearby areas following a magnitude 5.7 earthquake that struck western Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan on the 8th, an announcer from a Japanese broadcasting station appeared on a disaster broadcast with a bare face, without makeup, immediately after the earthquake occurred to deliver breaking news.
[Josei Jishin] At around 1:04 AM on November 8th, a strong earthquake struck western Shizuoka Prefecture, registering a maximum seismic intensity of 5+ in Chita City, Aichi Prefecture. Despite the emergency situation in the middle of the night, attention is focused on the announcer who immediately reported the news in the studio after the earthquake. "At the time the earthquake struck, I was at my home in Nagano City. Nagano registered a seismic…
Shortly after 1 AM on November 8th, an earthquake with a maximum intensity of 5+ was observed in Aichi Prefecture. While the late-night earthquake caused chaos, a female NHK announcer who reported on the event without makeup immediately afterward has attracted attention. According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, western Shizuoka Prefecture...
At 1:04 AM on the 8th, a magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan. About 10 minutes later, announcer Sayaka Inai arrived at the NHK Nagano Broadcasting studio. Wearing a blue turtleneck and glasses, she delivered the news of the earthquake with her hair unkempt. On the 9th, Japan's Nikkan Sports reported that netizens were showering praise on Announcer Inai for delivering the early morning earthquake breaking news with a bare …
Amidst a strong earthquake striking Japan in the early morning hours, a female announcer, wearing glasses and with an unmade-up face, [reported] the emergency earthquake.
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