Not "small and harmless" in Hawaii. Hours earlier, the main / large waves destroyed entire buildings elsewhere in the Hawaiian Islands; no injuries or deaths because thousands of people evacuated due to warnings.
Of course people will look at this and make fun of it - but yes, this is really the effects of a tsunami, only many hours later, and very much reduced in power. A really major tsunami like this one, which traveled all around the Pacific Ocean, will eventually be reduced to a lot of conflicted, refracted forces coming from different directions as the waves bounce off various obstacles like islands and continents. You clearly can see here how the visible waves on the surface move in different, unusual ways, like from left to right diagonally. Normal wind-driven waves will come straight at the shore.
@@Moodsaver I did not call this a "fucking tide". And these little waves are still coming ashore hours after entire buildings were destroyed elsewhere in Hawaii.
That ocean is not behaving normal at all. It's scary to imagine how it was for the Japanese. I was still a little kid when it happened so I didnt fully grasp the scale of the disaster
it makes sense why it wouldn't happen with where the main event happen, if you want to see the full force of this, look at the 2011 Fukushima quake, that lead to the Tsunami which caused this, at this point in time, it most likely would just have some minor undercurrents, but if you look at the full scale of it from Japan, it was a very dangerous Tsunami, and it did kill a lot of people
The reason small tsunamis hit other Pacific coast's was because on March 11,2011 a huge earthquake and tsunami hit Japan but since the tsunami was huge it traveled further but because of how big it was but became smaller because of how far it traveled
People who say this is a normal beach/ocean behavior or that it is not dangerous are probably the ones caught off guard when there's a tsunami. Noticing the small changes is key when it comes to the ocean
After living in the Netherlands for so long I probably would have laughed at the „high tide line“ shown in this video had I arrived later that day. For context: the low tide in my town reveals about 100 more meters of beach...
You are on Kahala Beach. I lived in Kaimuki for years. While you were filming this I was on the top level of the parking structure at Ala Moana mall, I saw just about the same thing you did. And the entire place was as empty as I've ever seen it of people.
One of the worst disasters imaginable would be a large scale tsunami in the Atlantic ocean affecting the North American continent. So many major cities near, at, or below sea level. And it's a possibility.
No way in the world that I would be standing there. There's no telling how large the wave would actually be when it comes in. Gonna end up being one of those missing people.
I got a correction to make lol. Your name is Mark right? You live in California now I think. You used to live on... Maybe I shouldn't say your address lol
this came from the 2011 Japan earthquake + tsunami that totaled many cities and towns in Japan. This is the tsunami after crossing halfway across the Pacific.
I don't understand how more people don't understand that when you witness the the water line of the ocean has been sucked out that it means there is a tsunami in bound
this came from the 2011 Japan earthquake + tsunami that totaled many cities and towns in Japan. This is the tsunami after crossing halfway across the Pacific.
That was a 40m+ wave in Japan. Something similar happened yesterday from a volcano eruption but not nearly as big, should be about comparable waves in Hawaii, almost 3m in Japan and 1.5m in California. Tonga's internet is cut off, i hope everyone is okay.
Even such small waves look like a potentially dangerous phenomenon. I surfed many big wind-driven waves but I think I’ll be scared even to enter into water towards these waves.
Sudden sea level change, it like a wave but its not a normal wave as such it as its the entire ocean with water movement right down to the sea floor, dragging with it sand and rock.
this came from the 2011 Japan earthquake + tsunami that totaled many cities and towns in Japan. This is the tsunami after crossing halfway across the Pacific.
this came from the 2011 Japan earthquake + tsunami that totaled many cities and towns in Japan. This is the tsunami after crossing halfway across the Pacific.
It’s not a 15 foot wave it’s a 15 foot surge. They are different. It means that the water receded and then surged up 15 feet, which doesn’t happen in that short amount of time unless it’s a tsunami.
Same tsunami.
Large and deadly in Japan.
Small and harmless in Hawaii.
Also called The Ripple Effect.
Nice pfp
Because it's too far from the epicenter
Lol
HAMON
Not "small and harmless" in Hawaii. Hours earlier, the main / large waves destroyed entire buildings elsewhere in the Hawaiian Islands; no injuries or deaths because thousands of people evacuated due to warnings.
Of course people will look at this and make fun of it - but yes, this is really the effects of a tsunami, only many hours later, and very much reduced in power. A really major tsunami like this one, which traveled all around the Pacific Ocean, will eventually be reduced to a lot of conflicted, refracted forces coming from different directions as the waves bounce off various obstacles like islands and continents. You clearly can see here how the visible waves on the surface move in different, unusual ways, like from left to right diagonally. Normal wind-driven waves will come straight at the shore.
then... you call this a fucking tide and a wave.... jebus... why make it so dramatic !!!
@@Moodsaver I did not call this a "fucking tide". And these little waves are still coming ashore hours after entire buildings were destroyed elsewhere in Hawaii.
@@Moodsaver Bro why do you have to swear, do you think it makes you look 'cool', well reality check here it doesn't!!!!!!!
@@eragon1378 fuck
@@jadeblades get a life
I'm glad you are ok. That was intense
I know I was terrified for him
Ikr it was huge
Compared to the tiny one at japan
Of course. Camera men never die.
😂
That ocean is not behaving normal at all. It's scary to imagine how it was for the Japanese. I was still a little kid when it happened so I didnt fully grasp the scale of the disaster
the ocean is behaving like the ocean there isn’t a normal it’s always changing and moving
Like everyone says
Be the cameraman.
You’ll live 👍
how i mispronounced "live" makes more sense, and a pun too
Some people says, “It’s like a normal sea” but they didn’t know that there’s a mini tsunami.
Nice view for some very small waves. I can't even imagine Japan :(
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Imagine Aceh
Thats hawwai
James Martinez - dont you know that the tsunami also affected japan in a greater scale
James Martinez No he meant about the tsunami in japan on March 11, because those are the after shocks of a tsunami.
James Martinez When will we meet hawwai
“Big, massive wave, but it’s really small” what?
lol
He meant long(massive), but small(height).
YAINT ! Thats what she said ;)
It looked small from his hotel. You can see palm trees that are Tiny suggesting that he is high up
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It's literally the ocean sloshing around the pacific basin. Like a gigantic tub. It's insane to see so clearly though. Kind of spooky.
I was in Hawaii at the time thank god it didn’t happen but was so impressed how fast they had everyone off the streets
it makes sense why it wouldn't happen with where the main event happen, if you want to see the full force of this, look at the 2011 Fukushima quake, that lead to the Tsunami which caused this, at this point in time, it most likely would just have some minor undercurrents, but if you look at the full scale of it from Japan, it was a very dangerous Tsunami, and it did kill a lot of people
That wave shoaling a kilometer offshore would have had me getting the foxtrot out.
Thank you for documenting this.
I used to live there :D 0:39 toward the left side of Koko Head Crater
Dang this was made in 2011 and still better than my videos
they are always better because u dont have any
@@pensharer69 inspirational
I did so much research on the 2011 earthquake and this is the first time I'm seeing this footage. Very interesting!
Who is looking at this video in 2018?:D
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The reason small tsunamis hit other Pacific coast's was because on March 11,2011 a huge earthquake and tsunami hit Japan but since the tsunami was huge it traveled further but because of how big it was but became smaller because of how far it traveled
Nova 0407 Thank you! It amazes me how stupid people are sometimes!
I actually had no idea what was going on til this comment lol ty
People who say this is a normal beach/ocean behavior or that it is not dangerous are probably the ones caught off guard when there's a tsunami. Noticing the small changes is key when it comes to the ocean
It's so pretty there! Thanks for the nice quality video!
Really interesting. May seem small, but the power in behind that would be extraordinary.
After living in the Netherlands for so long I probably would have laughed at the „high tide line“ shown in this video had I arrived later that day.
For context: the low tide in my town reveals about 100 more meters of beach...
is there lava and fire in the netherlands? or ghasts?
He knows there is a small tsunami coming and he stands there lol
You are on Kahala Beach. I lived in Kaimuki for years. While you were filming this I was on the top level of the parking structure at Ala Moana mall, I saw just about the same thing you did. And the entire place was as empty as I've ever seen it of people.
One of the worst disasters imaginable would be a large scale tsunami in the Atlantic ocean affecting the North American continent. So many major cities near, at, or below sea level. And it's a possibility.
Tsunami starts: I'm just going to sit here and filming it cuz why not
Team Squares It’s not dangerous. The tsunami was very small by the time it got to Hawaii.
No way in the world that I would be standing there. There's no telling how large the wave would actually be when it comes in. Gonna end up being one of those missing people.
10 hours more like 10 years ago will become history
this is the worst thing that would you happen
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Um I know where you live(d) I guess you are/were my neighbor. Do you live on.... Paiko beach ? :)
I got a correction to make lol. Your name is Mark right? You live in California now I think. You used to live on... Maybe I shouldn't say your address lol
Vegan Apples xD
Looks just like waves
Julian Nankivell that wave is from japan tsunami
Julian Nankivell its a storm surge. Idk why he called it a tsunami surge but a storm surge is a phenomenon of rising water in a tsunami like substance
BOB.org so I am a moron for making a statement? Fuck off
DiegoSoLoco it is a tsunami
this came from the 2011 Japan earthquake + tsunami that totaled many cities and towns in Japan. This is the tsunami after crossing halfway across the Pacific.
Glad yall made it out
Who is watchin in 2020 ?
im in 2021
Wow! Think about being half way to Japan???
I don't understand how more people don't understand that when you witness the the water line of the ocean has been sucked out that it means there is a tsunami in bound
Guys "tidal wave" come from tide. A Tsunami has nothing to do and is not created by a tide.
Johannes Jahn i believe that tidal waves are affected by the incoming tsunami
Johannes Jahn they come from tide pods
The affects of an earthquake somewhere else is affecting other beaches the water is going somewhere else and it's gonna cause a tsunami
Tidal wave is actually just a really crappy name for a tsunami
Luca Grinyer Did you read the main comment?
Wow I just noticed this happened on the same day, when the Mar 11 tsunami in Japan struck
Rafael Andre Bagano yea it effected the stuff like San Francisco
Oh gosh, these waves are nothing compared to San Diego..🤦🏽♀️
Funny thing is, I lived in Hawaii and still am living in Honolulu and yet i only find this this video now???
Commentator: Tidal waves Coming in here!!
Japan:...............
Thanks so much!!! U just wasted my time.
IT HAPPENED IN THE DAY A TSUNAMI HIT JAPAN
@@uex1118 that was before or after??
After
@@sh.g83 after
this came from the 2011 Japan earthquake + tsunami that totaled many cities and towns in Japan. This is the tsunami after crossing halfway across the Pacific.
That was a 40m+ wave in Japan. Something similar happened yesterday from a volcano eruption but not nearly as big, should be about comparable waves in Hawaii, almost 3m in Japan and 1.5m in California. Tonga's internet is cut off, i hope everyone is okay.
That's the same day of the tsunami in Japan in 2011
it's the same tsunami
March 11, 2011 was the night I landed on Honolulu and we heard the sirens that night and was wondering what happened
It happened on the same day when the Tōhoku Earthquake happened
I'm glad to get some good reference on an incoming Tsunami
man those waves came from ohio or what the heck??? they traveled a lot of distance and remained intact the whole time!
still looking for that huge wave he said
Wait.....
THAT'S THE TSUNAMI I WENT THROUGH WHEN I WAS ALMOST TWO YEARS OLD!!! 😱
2:12 You call that a fast wave where you live? Then the ocean must be incredibly still there!
Huh if the water doesn’t recede where are the waves?
I hope there was no casulties that was very stressful exspearance for you hope you get over the trauma
I believe they are still seeing psychiatrists to deal with this dramatic, cataclysmic disaster in Oahu. Oh the humanity of it all.
Even such small waves look like a potentially dangerous phenomenon. I surfed many big wind-driven waves but I think I’ll be scared even to enter into water towards these waves.
My sister was born on the same day! Her birthday is March 11,2011
This was actually a day where a Japanese tsunami that was 131 feet tall and killed 20’000 people and this was the same day it happened
very tragic......i bet that took you weeks to clean up!! i hope you received some government aid
jindivik321 my prayers go out to their families
He said that because it was the after effect of the earthquake in japan
Lil Floors ahahaha 😂. .
jindivik321 ahahaha 😂 ..
March 11 2011 was the same date as the tohuku tsunami, hope you are okay!
That was terrifying.
Sudden sea level change, it like a wave but its not a normal wave as such it as its the entire ocean with water movement right down to the sea floor, dragging with it sand and rock.
I came when 2021 was behind 9 years ago so long ago ..
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The moment you realise 2011 was 7 years ago
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Queen MH oh okay
Wake me up when something dramatic happens...
this is the strangest filmed on iphone meme
I was in Honolulu In late March to Early April in 2021 and i am happy it was a normal vacation
If you think its clickbait look at the back a giant wave
This was on my birthday!
Glad your okay
March 11 2011 just imagine the horror in Japan
The Fukushima?
Cade o tsunami?
my dad lives around Kailua and lanikai
When I was Swimming in Naval, There was a Wave but big and My Family thinks it is a Small wave but big! 😡
I feel like I just wasted 3 min of my life
The water has to get small waves in the front, and then the water gets back and the tsunami starts in seconds.
It's very confusing is a tsunami suppose to be big well that day I was scared there might be a tsunami like the one from Japan
By the time it reached Hawaii it had already lost 99% of its energy from traveling over the pacific ocean.
Lucas Favazzi But how do you know there was no interference between Japan and Hawaii?
this came from the 2011 Japan earthquake + tsunami that totaled many cities and towns in Japan. This is the tsunami after crossing halfway across the Pacific.
I always have nightmares of huge(not tsunami just big waves) waves. I’d be outta there real quick.
Why would you still be there if there's going to be billions of gallons of water going right where you're standing?
are you sure it wasn't the tide?
he stated in the vid the month and the date
phanthom091 the tide doesnt go in and out that fast
Ahhhh yea. Tsunamis have nothing to do with tides... it is all about suddenly displaced water,... in this case caused by tectonics.
Dude the tide takes 6 hours to change, not six minutes
this came from the 2011 Japan earthquake + tsunami that totaled many cities and towns in Japan. This is the tsunami after crossing halfway across the Pacific.
Lol its wrong March 11 2011 is in Japan not in Hawaii
Stop hating, it’s a tsunami surge not a tsunami.
Where the heck is the 15 foot wave? Do you mean 15 Inches?
It’s not a 15 foot wave it’s a 15 foot surge. They are different. It means that the water receded and then surged up 15 feet, which doesn’t happen in that short amount of time unless it’s a tsunami.
High tide or low tide
Watching in 2020😌🤚
Looks like normal water
That’s it ?
did you watch 2011 movie?
That iphone has good qualities. Even when its made in 2011 xd
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That was intense 👍
Tidal waves?
GODZILLA IS BACK (for people who dont get this the town that was crashed by godzilla in the movie was honolulu) :)
What big waves? What humongous tidal surge? It might be a teeny one but if people aren't really paying attention they would never know.
why didn’t he run
2011 was the year the natural disasters struck the world
Can you surf a tsunami?