Events by year
- 2015
83 - 2016
95 - 2017
92 - 2018
90 - 2019
64 - 2020
75 - 2021
83 - 2022
84 - 2023
73 - 2024
63 - 2025
64 - 2026
52
How strongly did the ground shake at this point? Explore local Shindo readings and the earthquakes behind them.
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The marker shows the observation station, not an earthquake epicentre.36.382, 140.468
These dates describe records stored by JISHINDESU, not the station’s operating period. No newer entries does not mean there were no earthquakes or that the station has closed.
JISHINDESU links this station to Mito City in Ibaraki. Explore the locality or prefecture history to see readings from other associated stations, too.
One station's Shindo reading does not describe shaking across a whole municipality or prefecture. Area pages combine records from stations associated with that area.
Showing the 50 most recent stored events out of 918. All times use Japan Standard Time (JST).
Only events stored for this station are included. A year without entries is not evidence that no shaking occurred.
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Shindo describes shaking at the measurement point. Magnitude describes the size of the whole earthquake. Nearby stations can record different Shindo values for the same event, and a station reading is not an exact measurement at your home.
Understanding the Shindo scale →We display observations stored by JISHINDESU from JMA and P2PQuake reports. The history may be incomplete and reports may be revised. Maximum Shindo here refers to available records, not the station’s entire history.
Sources and methodology →327fc4cc6b4d3074a422f5900398056057149ac3a36a45d27f2ba6344e3135e5