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【津波警報・津波注意報 すべて解除】
昨日23時15分頃に青森県東方沖で発生した地震により、一時、北海道、青森県、岩手県に津波警報が発表されましたが、津波警報や津波注意報はすべて解除されました。
引き続き、普段以上に地震や津波への備えを意識してお過ごしください。https://t.co/57jmqfohlk https://t.co/VAs0bYnebR pic.twitter.com/n9PNtjqzYg

— ウェザーニュース (@wni_jp) December 8, 2025

 

• On December 8, 2025, at around 23:15 JST, a magnitude 7.5–7.6 earthquake struck off the eastern coast of Aomori Prefecture, Japan, prompting tsunami warnings for Hokkaido, Aomori, and Iwate prefectures.
• The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) initially warned of possible tsunami waves up to 3 meters high, leading to evacuation orders for approximately 90,000 residents.
• Observed tsunami waves reached up to 70 cm (about 2.3 feet) at several ports, with no reports of major damage from the tsunamis.
• All tsunami warnings and advisories were fully lifted on the morning of December 9, 2025 (around 06:20–06:30 JST).
• The X post from
  @wni_jp
  (Weathernews) announces this full cancellation of tsunami alerts following the quake.
• It quotes an earlier post about the JMA issuing a "Hokkaido-Sanriku Offshore Subsequent Earthquake Advisory," noting an elevated (though still low, around 1%) risk of a larger (M8+) follow-up earthquake in the region over the next week or so, urging continued preparedness.
• The attached map image likely highlights the previously affected coastal areas (in blue or similar) to indicate that alerts have been cleared.
• Weathernews emphasizes ongoing daily preparation for earthquakes and tsunamis.

This event caused some injuries (around 23 reported, mostly minor) and minor disruptions, but no widespread severe damage or fatalities were reported. The advisory for potential stronger aftershocks remains in place as a precautionary measure.