third quake in five days
the journal of Michael Werneburg
twenty-eight years and a million words
Tokyo, 2009.08.13
We were eating breakfast this morning when there was yet another earthquake. It was by far the mildest, in fact I was the only one who noticed it until I called Mari's attention to it.
I wonder if these are progressively weaker aftershocks or random warnings of something to come. Certainly, there's been a bit of worry on the 'net in the Anglo-Japanese community. We're certainly overdue for another of the big quakes that were hitting the region with fair regularity in the past.
Coming as I do from one of the most geologically-stable countries in the world (see map below) I find the whole thing a bit exciting.
The map above is on Wikipedia, I do not own it (or have the right to repost it, for that matter).