Japan Meteorological Agency issues tsunami warning for Takeshima = South Korean report

A large earthquake occurred in the Noto region of Ishikawa Prefecture on the 1st, and Takeshima was included in the area for which the Japan Meteorological Agency issued a ``tsunami advisory,'' causing controversy.
The Japan Meteorological Agency issued a major tsunami warning for coastal areas of Ishikawa Prefecture after a strong earthquake of magnitude 7.6 occurred on the Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa Prefecture at around 4:10 p.m.
commanded. The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued tsunami warnings (red) and tsunami advisories (yellow) in addition to major tsunami warnings marked in purple, and has also issued a tsunami advisory for Takeshima. Tsunami warning for Ulleungdo
was not included in the area in which the order was issued. This is not the first time that Japan's Japan Meteorological Agency has included Takeshima when issuing natural disaster advisories. According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, in January 2022, there will be an earthquake near Tonga in the South Pacific.
When there was a threat of a tsunami due to the eruption of an undersea volcano, Takeshima was included in the Oki Islands and a tsunami advisory was issued.