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Tiny tsunami hits Japan following M6.7 quake

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November 10, 2025

Japan said Sunday evening tiny tsunami waves hit its northern Pacific coast after an offshore 6.7-magnitude earthquake.

The first tsunami hit Miyako, Iwate, at 5:37 pm (0837 GMT), but it was so small that the Japan Meteorological Agency said it could not measure its size.

Two minutes later, a 10-centimetre (less than four inches) wave reached Ofunato, the JMA said.

The quake struck around 5:03 pm (0803 GMT) in waters off Iwate, prompting JMA to issue the advisory for a possible tsunami up to one meter (three feet) high.

The US Geological Survey measured the quake as magnitude 6.8.

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