Strong Earthquake in Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula Felt as Far as Nagano, Japan
A strong earthquake recently struck the Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia, located about 2300 kilometers away from Nagano, Japan, where residents surprisingly felt the tremors. The epicenter was located in the eastern region of Russia, and the quake impacted surrounding areas, reaching as far as Japan.
Despite the significant distance from the epicenter, residents of Nagano reported feeling some shaking, likely due to the seismic waves traveling that far. The specific magnitude and consequences of the earthquake are still under investigation.
