Research warns of potential mega‑earthquakes in both northern and southern Japan

Recent scientific studies have highlighted earthquake risks in Japan. Researchers warn that mega‑quakes could affect the northern part of the country. A separate analysis points to similar threats in southern Japan. The findings underscore the nation’s vulnerability to large seismic events. The report was published by Asahi Shimbun. No specific dates or magnitudes were disclosed. Authorities may need to review preparedness plans. The studies call for heightened monitoring of fault lines.