US EditionTsunami advisory triggered after 6.9 magnitude earthquake rattles southwest Japan
- A 6.9 magnitude earthquake struck southwestern Japan on Monday, prompting tsunami advisories for Miyazaki and Kochi prefectures.
- The tsunami, reaching heights of up to 1 meter, hit land within 30 minutes of the quake, according to NHK.
- No significant damage was reported, but one man was slightly injured in Kyushu after falling down stairs.
- Tsunami advisories were called off shortly before midnight, with experts warning of possible aftershocks and landslides.
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