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As the Gaijin-Eyes Tutorials Forums are not yet back online, due to the transferring between servers, I have decided to try out a “NEWS” page here.
The news at this very moment, and the main reason for starting this page is a new earthquake in Japan.
People have been asking if we have been affected by the quake.
The answer is “NO”, it is too far away from Kumamoto to have been noticed here. However, the whole of the east coast of Japan is at present in a TSUNAMI alert situation. The quake was 7.3 in magnitude.

I will post some more about it shortly.
Regards

Douglas

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Born and raised in Scotland, matured in Sweden and now ripening and mellowing in Kumamoto, Japan. INTERESTS: Teaching English, shooting video, making tutorials OCCUPATION: Teaching English, shooting video, making tutorials

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Latest NEWS — 3 Comments

  1. If you go to https://www.japanquakemap.com/ and then click on “Today” which is just under the main title on the page, you will see that the affected area has (at the time of witing this) already had 9 sizeable quakes.
    If you go to the link at a future date then you will, naturally, have to choose the appropriate date from the menu.
    Regards
    Douglas

  3. Having created to main site and having begun to understand WordPress better, I am now gradually going back over the pages to make layout adjustments.
    This will mean that, as you browse through the site, you may see many pages that look like they are formatted differently. That is what to be expected until I have completed to adjustments.
    I have noticed that some videos do not seem to be playing at all. If you notice this, please contact me with details as to which page the video is on.
    Thank you
    Regards
    Douglas

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