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My parents are from Japan, when we had an earthquake (USA) I freaked out and hid under the dinner table, sort of like what school taught me. After collecting my thoughts I looked out from under the table and both my parents were just standing there shaking along with the earth flipping through the tv channels seeing how bad it is and then laughing saying that it’s only a 3.5 mag earthquake 😂
Lol 😂😂😂😂 that's adorable. Your parents are a good example for you. I imagine it's like that for a little kids in Japan as well they probably get really scared but they see their parents not caring and as they get older they don't care either. Every time I've had a earthquake that I felt and it's very few and far between this is in New Jersey Pennsylvania area I've always just sat there going wow this is an earthquake and then I wonder how strong it is going to be lol. In this area it's really not going to be big if there's an earthquake so I personally don't find a worry in it but I know a lot of people panic for sure.
In Chile we act the same than Japan. There is a very well known footage of an 2015 earthquake in which the newsman kept speaking calm and steady during an earthquake as there was nothing happening.
@@lynntheangel4261 yes, we have them so often that we can tell the level in the Richther scale by feel, and if it's not over 5-6 we're not moving loll
I mean that seems reasonable to me, at some point you gotta accept your state’s fate 😅 that shits gunna fall off the side of the continent and theres not a damn thing anyone can do about it 😂 it goes when it goes 🫡
California gets over 100 earthquakes per day. Most go unnoticed but several are a 3.0 or bigger everyday. About 20 earthquakes a year measuring 4.0 or higher. As far as freaking out, depends if I'm on the 50th floor or ground level or driving.
It depends where in the U.S. the closer to the San Andreas fault the more used to earthquakes you are. They happen all the time. California has tons of earthquakes. Also what kind of magnitude 2 earthquake shakes a table. I wouldn’t even notice that lying flat floor.
Have you heard of north California? And it’s triple Junction yeah I live kinda…. I mean right on top of it. And if Cascadia happens (if you don’t know, Cascadia is basically the earthquake of the century a.k.a. 10.0.) so it is going to happen right where I live. (if the theory is correct anyway.)
That is correct. I am Japanese and currently living in Tokyo. In today's terms, I am over 13 years old. Having experienced the magnitude 9.0 earthquake in March 2011, and with the recent frequent occurrence of magnitude 4-5 earthquakes, especially in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japanese people are not that concerned. In other words, they often do not notice when the magnitude is below 3. (Or perhaps Japan just has too many earthquakes. ......) Well, after all, Japanese buildings will not collapse unless an earthquake of magnitude 9.5 or greater occurs. Even the huge Nankai Trough earthquake, which is predicted to be the largest ever, is 9.1.
People in the US who are actually from the areas with earthquakes don't either. Only outsiders experiencing an earthquake for the first time do. I find it hilarious when people on the east coast are like "yeah I can deal with hurricanes but earthquakes terrify me." Hurricanes last for days and can leave you without power and flood your house. Earthquakes are just some mild shaking a few seconds.
I lived in California where Earthquakes are about as common as Japan, so they didn't really bother anybody. People in other states where Earthquakes don't happen always find that weird that we didn't worry about them
bro im from japan and i agree, but the video you guys saw is not most of people like that, most of Japanese people just relax bit they get shock i little when usa they shock alot so this is the difference about u.s and japan, (I recommend you to feel the earthquake before going under cover in table, if the earthquake is okay you can just relax and get focus on what you are doing, no need to get down when earthquake is small)
Imao. When I was in class And the roof started shaking, we thought construction workers Were working. Then, we had the alarm and turns out it was an earthquake. The teacher and us were shocked but didn’t care. 😂
I’m going to a bit blunt… not far off 😂. But we, USA, have some crazy weather so most of the time those that freak out are new to that type of natural disaster. Just like someone who moves to Florida and isn’t used to Hurricanes won’t understand why everyone is nonchalant and have beer parties 😂 (that’s how the stores get sold out of bottled water, panic shoppers.)
Pretty much Californians freak out in Oklahoma / Kansas / Texas when they see a tornado New Yorkers freak out when they see a wildfire in the west Westerners freak out when they see a hurricane in the east / gulf coast states Southeners freak out in Minnesota / Northeast / Canada when they see an Ice Storm Canadians dont freak out but they absolutely despise a heat wave literally anywhere
It depends where you live too! For example I live in pa and it’s pretty rare for earthquakes there. So I would be shaking and screaming at the smallest earthquake. But if your from ca your prob much more use to it and it doesn’t affect you as much!
Honestly, that’s really not far off 😂 Earthquakes are way more common some places in the US, like California for instance, which is where I grew up. I could not tell you how many earthquakes I’ve been in. Dozens at least. But it’s never not scary 😂 even the little ones we get in Montana every once in a blue moon. In the 16 years I’ve lived here in Montana, I’ve only felt 2 earthquakes, and the rest I just never noticed, didn’t even wake me up.
I live in the Philippines and around 2019 there was a time when earthquakes happened every few days for about 2 months. At first everyone was panicking but then we got used to it. A relative was printing at my house cuz they didn't have a printer when an earthquake happened. A pretty strong one too, with hanging objects swinging strong. Dunno what level that is. Our conversation "Ah? Is that an earthquake?" "Yeah." "We should probably get out of the house" "Yeah. Lemme just unplug the electronics (just in my room) first." We walked out normally and sat in an open space outside commenting on how this was a stronger one than usual and looking fascinated at the swinging object.
Recently, I experienced an earthquake, I've never experienced one before. When it happened, I was just sitting in my bed not even caring about the earthquake 😭
This is my life actually XD im from Ecuador, here doesn't quake everyday but we are accustomed to the quakes. Level 6 under 20 km is very safe... but any level over 6 close the 15 km is Too Dengerous. My city was the most affected by a level 6.5 quake. One year has passed and people still reparing houses and other buildings
Actually 500,00M people evacuated in Japan due to the earthquake that has caused a mega tsunami in March 11 2011, over 100,00M people died in that tsunami.
It sounds like a damn faerie is gonna give you a magical map to the enchanted forest or something like that 🧚♀️📜 Then you got the USA version that sounds like a demon is about to start fighting Pyramid Head.🔺️🔪 🔱😈
I have expirienced 2 earthquakes in my life one of them was when i was in school and its wasnt a really big earthquake but our classmates were crying and screaming when me and my bestfriend was laughing our asses of The second time was a 4.2 i think it lasted a few seconds (i was in my house) i was too lazy to get out of bed so i just looked around then went back to sleep LMAO (my bookshelf fell tho it was a torture to reorganize all the books) 😭🙏
I was in several earthquakes when I lived in southern California. I never saw anybody panic. During one, I was working in a sandwich shop. The ice cream machines were swaying like crazy. The floor looked like a wave was rolling under it. Nothing was broken, so we shrugged our shoulders and went back to work.
Last time we had an earthquake in US, we all continued to work until, fire alarm went off and we were asked to leave the building. We work in a research wing of a hospital. We knew the drill. Walked out waited until all clear and returned to work. It was a bit scary seeing the walls move and shake but no one screamed. At least at my workplace.
Nah I would say it's more like the West Coast feels prepared for them, and everywhere else doesn't but they never have them anyway so it doesn't matter.
I’m a Californian for context: Earthquakes happen every so often in my area but I never notice the shaking. The only time I noticed an earthquake is when I went to Vegas once and the entire building literally felt like it was made of jelly
When I lived in Alaska, there was a 7.1 magnitude earthquake, but the buildings were so strong because of how frequent earthquakes are there that nothing bad happened besides a highway turning into a sinkhole
The last time there was an earthquake in my country was on 2015. I was 9 years old and I actually live in with my cousin for a month as a school holidays. I never felt anything since me and my cousin were asleep at that time. Especially my cousin's older sister, she felt the earthquake but it wasn't that strong as she mentioned Idk about my hometown place situation, maybe the earthquake levels could be around level 1-3 (Since the earthquake was originally at Kota Kinabalu and it killed people who was trying to climb the mountain too) Kota Kinabalu beautiful structure was half gone due to that incident (I think it was the ears...? I just read it on Google but I tend to forget about them easily)
I mean it depends what part. As a Californian (Southern California, to be specific) I felt the earthquake hit Ojai. And I was completely unphased. Like I didn’t go downstairs and say anything for like 5 minutes because it really didn’t matter. It was a 5.1 magnitude by the way.
I’m in SIL and a few years back we had a magnitude 2.0. I wasn’t rlly that worried abt it bc science, but I did go outside bc I lived in a trailer at the time.
@@Random_capcut_edits I know there’s a small town that gets them all the time in the east but that town is in the middle of no where far from city’s like nyc Chicago and more
And I know nyc can get them but like once ever few decades and when it does happen they are so small that no human can feel them only machines will detect them
I thought someone was shaking my table I’m like why is everything shaking when I check the news it was an earthquake but there is like an earthquake every month😂😂😂
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And me in Indonesia when its below 7 scale of Richter, Thank God for swinging my bed * and continue sleeping :)
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Im down when im older
Is breaking land at map soon
Super correct in the USA from where I live, I only had 1 earthquake in my life and it made me think world war 3 started
i had 5 of them in 12 years
@@rafaelalexsandresilva oh damn..
@@KillerG4mer1306.1 istanbul, 5.8 istanbul, 4.8 batman , 6.3 istanbul, 5.4 batman
I had 2 which were the ones in California back in 2019 but that was it, I was so scared I’m not use to earthquakes.
@@bayfokbalg4746 sadly bro I’m also in fear every time
Most Americans: *thinking they’re gonna die*
Californians: 😴
As a califorian, i could sleep with a magnitude of 5
@@aChessandBattleCatsPlayer as a former Californian, they never failed to make me nearly shit my pants 😅
lmao@@michaelhenderson6786
Yup
@michaelhenderson6786 lol Before I had kids they did that to me
True. Last month it was level3 and professor kept doing class in my university😂
3 magnitude ain shit to romania 1977
@@iulicavechilu201 bro it not M 3.0 to go by this Japan level system 1 to 7 go like this 1, 2, 3, 4, 5-, 5+, 6-, 6+ 7.
What do the levels mean in terms of magnitude?
@@SkyBlue0 Magnitude and levels are not related. the “levels” is “Shindo” in japan. I think there are details on Wiki
level 3 is moderate earthquake 4 is pretty strong, 5 is no joke, your furniture moves by 30cm. 6 and 7 is literally disaster.
My parents are from Japan, when we had an earthquake (USA) I freaked out and hid under the dinner table, sort of like what school taught me. After collecting my thoughts I looked out from under the table and both my parents were just standing there shaking along with the earth flipping through the tv channels seeing how bad it is and then laughing saying that it’s only a 3.5 mag earthquake 😂
Lol 😂😂😂😂 that's adorable. Your parents are a good example for you. I imagine it's like that for a little kids in Japan as well they probably get really scared but they see their parents not caring and as they get older they don't care either. Every time I've had a earthquake that I felt and it's very few and far between this is in New Jersey Pennsylvania area I've always just sat there going wow this is an earthquake and then I wonder how strong it is going to be lol. In this area it's really not going to be big if there's an earthquake so I personally don't find a worry in it but I know a lot of people panic for sure.
good ending👍
And now a earthquake has hit japan🥲🥲
Yes in this year too 13 June, 2024
In Chile we act the same than Japan. There is a very well known footage of an 2015 earthquake in which the newsman kept speaking calm and steady during an earthquake as there was nothing happening.
I'm from Chile too, AND i confirm what you said
That's interesting because didn't Chile have the world's biggest earthquake at a 9.Something? Think you guys would be more scared of them.
@@lynntheangel4261 yes, we have them so often that we can tell the level in the Richther scale by feel, and if it's not over 5-6 we're not moving loll
Jajaj I'm from chile
@@lynntheangel4261 chile did have the biggest earthquake
i was watching a japanese vtuber at that time and they were pretty chill about it on stream and continued playing their game it was surreal
if not 6 on the Richter scale. then just continue the game
Botan right?
In Japan, there was a man who couldn't stop FPS even if there was a level 6 earthquake.
@@carkawalakhatulistiwaIF NOT above S5+. then keep plating
Oh yeah I remember that
As someone who lived in Japan for 7 years the people here are so dramatic you ain’t dying from a little earthquake
Here in California, we don’t even flinch for anything under 5.
Same here in Indonesia.
Magnitude*
Honestly, I don't flinch even under magnitude 6. The Ridgecrest one though, the 7.1, that was scary as hell
Lies, you panic in California.
I mean that seems reasonable to me, at some point you gotta accept your state’s fate 😅 that shits gunna fall off the side of the continent and theres not a damn thing anyone can do about it 😂 it goes when it goes 🫡
California gets over 100 earthquakes per day. Most go unnoticed but several are a 3.0 or bigger everyday. About 20 earthquakes a year measuring 4.0 or higher. As far as freaking out, depends if I'm on the 50th floor or ground level or driving.
Per day??????????????
Nah that's cap
@@MakoPenayes per day, we have 500 active faults
@@MakoPenayes, per day, small little tremors shake california every 3 minutes
@@MakoPena California is bigger than the uk
It depends where in the U.S. the closer to the San Andreas fault the more used to earthquakes you are. They happen all the time. California has tons of earthquakes. Also what kind of magnitude 2 earthquake shakes a table. I wouldn’t even notice that lying flat floor.
Level 2 in Shindo does not equates to magnitude 2. Japan uses Shindo seismic scale to measure earthquake intensity.
if not 6 on the Richter scale. then just continue the game
Have you heard of north California? And it’s triple Junction yeah I live kinda…. I mean right on top of it. And if Cascadia happens (if you don’t know, Cascadia is basically the earthquake of the century a.k.a. 10.0.) so it is going to happen right where I live. (if the theory is correct anyway.)
Its in shindo scale
@@sanasanahoria I live in America so I don’t use the so do shindo scale
I really believe that you Japanese are doing this, everyone is afraid of an earthquake
Yeah i heard Japanese people really dont react to small earthquakes
That is correct.
I am Japanese and currently living in Tokyo.
In today's terms, I am over 13 years old.
Having experienced the magnitude 9.0 earthquake in March 2011, and with the recent frequent occurrence of magnitude 4-5 earthquakes, especially in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japanese people are not that concerned. In other words, they often do not notice when the magnitude is below 3.
(Or perhaps Japan just has too many earthquakes. ......)
Well, after all, Japanese buildings will not collapse unless an earthquake of magnitude 9.5 or greater occurs. Even the huge Nankai Trough earthquake, which is predicted to be the largest ever, is 9.1.
The same in Peru , earthquakes happen all the time
@@CollapseSoviet-Union oh.... i know how fucking bad is it but does the radioactive goes to tokyo at march 11 2011😢
People in the US who are actually from the areas with earthquakes don't either. Only outsiders experiencing an earthquake for the first time do.
I find it hilarious when people on the east coast are like "yeah I can deal with hurricanes but earthquakes terrify me." Hurricanes last for days and can leave you without power and flood your house. Earthquakes are just some mild shaking a few seconds.
@@Vannabee13Speaking of…
us'AHH GOD SAVE ME
japan'its an earthquake ..its level 2
qautar'I DONT HAVE ANY NATURAL DISASTERS
March 11 2011 💀
I lived in California where Earthquakes are about as common as Japan, so they didn't really bother anybody. People in other states where Earthquakes don't happen always find that weird that we didn't worry about them
I grew up in the Bay Area. Our reaction is similar to Japan's. In San Diego where I live now, yeah that's the typical American reaction here.
bro im from japan and i agree, but the video you guys saw is not most of people like that, most of Japanese people just relax bit they get shock i little when usa they shock alot so this is the difference about u.s and japan, (I recommend you to feel the earthquake before going under cover in table, if the earthquake is okay you can just relax and get focus on what you are doing, no need to get down when earthquake is small)
Live in japan to feel earthquake lol
@@wolfaruuz Or cali. Near San Andreas fault. It’s a monthly occasion
Imao.
When I was in class
And the roof started shaking, we thought construction workers
Were working. Then, we had the alarm and turns out it was an earthquake. The teacher and us were shocked but didn’t care. 😂
I’m going to a bit blunt… not far off 😂. But we, USA, have some crazy weather so most of the time those that freak out are new to that type of natural disaster. Just like someone who moves to Florida and isn’t used to Hurricanes won’t understand why everyone is nonchalant and have beer parties 😂 (that’s how the stores get sold out of bottled water, panic shoppers.)
So true
I'm Japanese and I was at Arkansas state last year. I got hurricane at there and I was so surprised by cell phone's alert😂
Yeah in the Midwest a tornado siren is the national “dads go outside and stare” activation call 😂
Pretty much
Californians freak out in Oklahoma / Kansas / Texas when they see a tornado
New Yorkers freak out when they see a wildfire in the west
Westerners freak out when they see a hurricane in the east / gulf coast states
Southeners freak out in Minnesota / Northeast / Canada when they see an Ice Storm
Canadians dont freak out but they absolutely despise a heat wave literally anywhere
It depends where you live too! For example I live in pa and it’s pretty rare for earthquakes there. So I would be shaking and screaming at the smallest earthquake. But if your from ca your prob much more use to it and it doesn’t affect you as much!
Honestly, that’s really not far off 😂
Earthquakes are way more common some places in the US, like California for instance, which is where I grew up.
I could not tell you how many earthquakes I’ve been in. Dozens at least. But it’s never not scary 😂 even the little ones we get in Montana every once in a blue moon. In the 16 years I’ve lived here in Montana, I’ve only felt 2 earthquakes, and the rest I just never noticed, didn’t even wake me up.
Japan is so used to it that they don't even think a earthquake is that powerful.
Same here
Unless it is super strong
Except for that one time lol
@@kobinoya 2011 Tōhoku Earthquake?
@@aChessandBattleCatsPlayerand literally 2 days ago
2024 Sea Of Japan Earthquake?@@OPPLAYER57_YT
I felt a magnitude 2 earthquake and i freaked out I dont wanna think how often it happens in Japan
I live in California and there are earthquakes almost every week I don’t even notice them sometimes
Same
3までは逆に楽しい。4は流石に焦る
I live in the Philippines and around 2019 there was a time when earthquakes happened every few days for about 2 months. At first everyone was panicking but then we got used to it. A relative was printing at my house cuz they didn't have a printer when an earthquake happened. A pretty strong one too, with hanging objects swinging strong. Dunno what level that is.
Our conversation
"Ah? Is that an earthquake?"
"Yeah."
"We should probably get out of the house"
"Yeah. Lemme just unplug the electronics (just in my room) first."
We walked out normally and sat in an open space outside commenting on how this was a stronger one than usual and looking fascinated at the swinging object.
Lmao, where in the Philippines was this?
@@fraanco2794 mindanao,
Me when the earthquake came:
There was an earthquake😮 , when the f that happened😅
Dude deserves an oscar
bro learned the definition of oscar from trash can
Recently, I experienced an earthquake, I've never experienced one before. When it happened, I was just sitting in my bed not even caring about the earthquake 😭
I love Japan
This is my life actually XD im from Ecuador, here doesn't quake everyday but we are accustomed to the quakes. Level 6 under 20 km is very safe... but any level over 6 close the 15 km is Too Dengerous.
My city was the most affected by a level 6.5 quake. One year has passed and people still reparing houses and other buildings
In New York my coworkers didn't believe it was an earthquake because they've never experienced it before
Slept through a 6.3 magnitude earthquake as a turk and many people didnt even notice there was an earthquake until the morning
"there Is an earthquake every month in Japan"
Reason:
Chinese people dancing
ok child
@@SimrKhera yes we know it was just a joke
@@SimrKhera chill it's Just a joke don't take It seriously-
We had 2 earthquakes in south CA today and I was just sitting there gaming because I felt it a lot but my brother acted like WW3 started
Japan hurricane: nooo god save usssss
Usa hurricane: oh its a hurricane
I doubt that due to the fact that natural disasters happen frequently in Japan like typhoons so they know what to do and what to expect
Actually 500,00M people evacuated in Japan due to the earthquake that has caused a mega tsunami in March 11 2011, over 100,00M people died in that tsunami.
I didn’t know Japan had 50B people living in it. That’s what 500,00M means by the way, 50 billion.
plot twist: it's 1923 and they're in Tokyo
Plot twist: they went to tohoku at 2011
Plot twist: they were at the sea of japan earthquake, 2024 at Suzu, Ishikawa, Japan@@minatodesufrfr
Aw, you're such a cutie pie! 😍🥰
Japans EAS alarm tho💀💀
It sounds like a damn faerie is gonna give you a magical map to the enchanted forest or something like that 🧚♀️📜
Then you got the USA version that sounds like a demon is about to start fighting Pyramid Head.🔺️🔪 🔱😈
@@LilyoftheLake14 FRRRRR
Then hear japan tsunami eas and missle eas
@@beautifulburger1 ok
I never felt an Earthquake
@Ukraine433 oh
America: GOD HELP!
Japan: This is fine.
Other countries: YO WHAT? BRO WHAT IS GOING ONNN!?
...
You forgot indonesia we got volcanos here
you forgot to mention the west coast were nobody gives 2 shits about the ground shaking
Turkey: wait we had an earthquake?
I seen 8 earthquares more that 4 leves and yeah. I feel like japans whenever earthquare happens.
me in us go outside me in japan goes to seven eleven
Thats us in New Zealand too. We dont move unless its at least a 6 pointer.
Meanwhile Alaska: “did you feel smth?”
Philippines:
"Post nga ako sa pesbook"
"nga"☠️
@@s.f9114its a filipino word
I have expirienced 2 earthquakes in my life one of them was when i was in school and its wasnt a really big earthquake but our classmates were crying and screaming when me and my bestfriend was laughing our asses of
The second time was a 4.2 i think it lasted a few seconds (i was in my house) i was too lazy to get out of bed so i just looked around then went back to sleep LMAO (my bookshelf fell tho it was a torture to reorganize all the books) 😭🙏
Then in California you have 2 type of reactions, teams "Native" & "Tourist".
I feel like y'all can assume who acts in what way.
I believe in you.
I was in several earthquakes when I lived in southern California. I never saw anybody panic. During one, I was working in a sandwich shop. The ice cream machines were swaying like crazy. The floor looked like a wave was rolling under it. Nothing was broken, so we shrugged our shoulders and went back to work.
Because Japan has Earth proof building
Thanks for the reply
それが地震を恐れない一つの理由になるんだろうね
Oh
Like fr when I was in Japan there was an earthquake and I was panicking but everybody was having fun and laughing😂😂
That’s in some parts in the US……. But Californians we don’t even notice it no more.
それは共感できます
Me when an earthquake came: Oh, got to go outside
As an indian first step is check the news.
In India first Instagram post than safety 😂😂 🇮🇳💖🇯🇵🇺🇲
The 2011 earthquake in Japan💀
Last time we had an earthquake in US, we all continued to work until, fire alarm went off and we were asked to leave the building. We work in a research wing of a hospital. We knew the drill. Walked out waited until all clear and returned to work. It was a bit scary seeing the walls move and shake but no one screamed. At least at my workplace.
Nah I would say it's more like the West Coast feels prepared for them, and everywhere else doesn't but they never have them anyway so it doesn't matter.
I’m a Californian for context: Earthquakes happen every so often in my area but I never notice the shaking. The only time I noticed an earthquake is when I went to Vegas once and the entire building literally felt like it was made of jelly
Here in San Francisco we are the same way as Japan pertaining to earthquakes... It's no big deal even when it's a big one.
Haha yes, I live in the US and we had an earthquake, and it was chaos everywhere, teachers yelling, and everyone running around and screaming.
guessing you live in the east coast? cs here in California we don’t even react unless it’s a 6.0 or a 7.0
As a person who lives in Japan, this is 100% accurate.
Earthquakes always hit Japan that explains why the dude in this video were chill💀
Mean while me: “Ehh it’s an earthquake? When it gets bad I’ll go under the table”
I Notice That Man Is Shaking The Table? *"Mabye"*
In japan ist es oke und gewöhnt 😂😅
Pov Philipines:*posted a video saying *Stay safe* and didn't care about the earthquake and contuine to play Mobile legends😭💀*
I only felt 5 earthquake in my life :level5.1 level5.4 level 3.5 level5.7 and a level 6.8
People in Japan are fearless 🇯🇵
Even though i’m 13 years old, I’ve experienced 2 blizzards, 1 terrorist attack and 3 Earthquakes 💀💀
That’s what my mom and dad was like 👍
So an earthquake happened like 5 minutes ago I was on my bed like what 😂
Don’t worry it was small but it shook the whole house 😅
japan ppl when earth quake comes they stay calm❤
When I lived in Alaska, there was a 7.1 magnitude earthquake, but the buildings were so strong because of how frequent earthquakes are there that nothing bad happened besides a highway turning into a sinkhole
I feel like their table was uneven and they took advantage to make a video… great stuff!
Wrong country comparison.. although I admit I’m sure Japan is more used to this occurrence than America is but America definitely ain’t flinching
Taiwan:⛰️😮🤨😑
As a S.E. Asian🇹🇭 i could confirm i got hit by 6.3, 5.9, 5.1 Earthquake🙀
The last time there was an earthquake in my country was on 2015. I was 9 years old and I actually live in with my cousin for a month as a school holidays. I never felt anything since me and my cousin were asleep at that time.
Especially my cousin's older sister, she felt the earthquake but it wasn't that strong as she mentioned
Idk about my hometown place situation, maybe the earthquake levels could be around level 1-3
(Since the earthquake was originally at Kota Kinabalu and it killed people who was trying to climb the mountain too)
Kota Kinabalu beautiful structure was half gone due to that incident (I think it was the ears...? I just read it on Google but I tend to forget about them easily)
Bro still chill in America 💀💀💀
I mean it depends what part. As a Californian (Southern California, to be specific) I felt the earthquake hit Ojai. And I was completely unphased. Like I didn’t go downstairs and say anything for like 5 minutes because it really didn’t matter. It was a 5.1 magnitude by the way.
That’s complete right because most earthquakes happen in Japan while earthquakes in America rarely take place
Didn't know that the Japanese people are so chill
I'm from New Zealand, we had earthquakes a lot..... getting uder a table was like a daily routine for us....
I’m in SIL and a few years back we had a magnitude 2.0. I wasn’t rlly that worried abt it bc science, but I did go outside bc I lived in a trailer at the time.
He's a good actor 😂😂
Oh shiiit this did not age well 😂
fr
Everyone was screaming in panic during the Ishikawa earthquake… not really calm now 😢
Philippines and storms are also like what Japan and earthquakes have.
Earthquakes are also common in the Philippines.
I would say that the USA one is respectively wrong, it’s very common in the us for earthquakes especially in California so most people are used to it
Your the one who’s wrong most people in the east coast never felt a earth quake even once in there life very few experienced even 1
80 percent of Americans live in the east coast where we don’t have earth quakes
@@eric1107 that’s not true at all there has been many many many earthquakes on the east side and I’m also mainly talking about where the fault is
@@Random_capcut_edits I know there’s a small town that gets them all the time in the east but that town is in the middle of no where far from city’s like nyc Chicago and more
And I know nyc can get them but like once ever few decades and when it does happen they are so small that no human can feel them only machines will detect them
I thought someone was shaking my table I’m like why is everything shaking when I check the news it was an earthquake but there is like an earthquake every month😂😂😂
The first one got me laughing😂😂
Depends on where you live really. Anyone in Southern California probably won't react if it's below 5 😂
lmfao I live in Northern California so the only thing I’m worried about is my house falling down, especially when the Cascadia Megaquake hits ☠️
I lived in southern California right on top of three fault lines. Earthquakes happened all the time and my family thought nothing of them.
I want to be in Japan cause if they be that calm during earthquakes, that is just the place I want to be
As someone from Puerto Rico we don’t care about earthquakes 😂 unless is level 4 and up 😁
Uhmmm I mean it's not all the time bc when an earthquake happens I don't panic😅
Growing up in Japan by high school, you can sleep through a 6.0 😂
EXACTLY LOL. Earthquake was a natural occurrence for me growing up. I never knew people feared earthquakes til I came to the States