Southern Japan experienced two powerful earthquakes, measuring 6.9 and 7.1 in magnitude, prompting tsunami warnings for coastal regions, with expected wave heights of up to one meter. The first quake struck at 4:42 PM local time at a depth of 33 kilometers, followed closely by the second tremor at 26 kilometers depth, both near Miyazaki. Fortunately, no immediate damage has been reported, but the Japanese government has established a special task force to monitor the situation. The Japan Meteorological Agency has issued warnings advising people to avoid coastal areas until the threat is lifted. Japan, situated on the Pacific 'Ring of Fire', is known for its seismic activity, experiencing around 1,500 earthquakes annually. The country’s stringent building regulations and preparedness practices have historically minimized damage during such events.