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Posted March 04, 2024 21:37 · last edited March 04, 2024 21:38

To continue off topic, I was working in the Osaka (Japan) office of my employer in April 2016 when the Kumamoto earthquake (7.0 Richter) in Kyushu struck. It was a decent 700 km away, but the 11 floor office tower, where we were in Osaka CBD, swayed gently but firmly from side to side like a treetop. My Japanese colleagues looked at me in bemusement as I threw myself to the floor and crawled under a desk that was way too small for me.

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Unknown editor edited March 04, 2024 21:38

To continue off topic, I was working in the Osaka (Japan) office of my employer in April 2016 when the Kumamoto earthquake (7.0 Richter) in Kyushu struck. It was a decent 700 km away, but the 11 floor office tower, where we were, swayed gently but firmly from side to side like a treetop. My Japanese colleagues looked at me in bemusement as I threw myself to the floor and crawled under a desk that was way too small for me.

Unknown editor edited March 04, 2024 21:38

To continue off topic, I was working in the Osaka (Japan) office of my employer in April 2016 when the Kumamoto earthquake (7.0 Richter) in Kyushu struck. It was a decent 700 km away, but the 11 floor office tower, where we were, swayed gently but firmly from side to side like a treetop. My Japanese colleagues looked at me in bemusement as I threw myself to the floor and climbed under a desk that was way too small for me.

Unknown editor edited March 04, 2024 21:37

To continue off topic, I was working in the Osaka (Japan) office of my employer in April 2016 when the Kumamoto earthquake (7.0 Richter) in Kyushu struck. It was a decent 700 km away, but the 11 floor office tower where I was swayed gently but firmly from side to side like a treetop. My Japanese colleagues looked at me in bemusement as I threw myself to the floor and climbed under a desk that was way too small for me.