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- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake abstract "The 1889 Kumamoto earthquake occurred at 11.40 p.m local time on July 28, 1889 in the western part of Kumamoto. It was also called the Kinpozan earthquake (or Kinbozan earthquake, since its epicenter was the southern-eastern foot of Mt. Kinpo) and its magnitude was 6.3. Twenty people died (5 in Kumamoto City and 15 in Akita Gun, Kumamoto Prefecture) and hundreds of houses and parts of Kumamoto Castle were destroyed. The earthquake was the first one after the establishment of the Seismological Society of Japan (in 1880), and its waves were recorded at Potsdam, Germany. Few houses were affected by fire since the quake occurred at midnight. Aftershocks occurred for 5 months, and some people had to sleep outdoors. Tadao Shimoma thought that the earthquake was a combination of the Tatsuda fault and unsuccessful volcanic activities, since there were injections of aerosol into the air at many places around Mt. Kinpo, Ninotake and Sannotake. He claimed the Kinpo mountains (now showing no volcanic activities) are similar to Mt. Unzen in petrology. The photographs were considered the earliest earthquake damage photos in Japan.".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake casualties "20".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake date "1889-07-28".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake thumbnail Bullseye1.png?width=300.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageExternalLink kumamoto.html.
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- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageOutDegree "13".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageRevisionID "604958697".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLink Aerosol.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLink Category:1889_earthquakes.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLink Category:1889_in_Japan.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLink Category:Earthquakes_in_Japan.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLink Category:History_of_Kumamoto_Prefecture.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLink Kumamoto.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLink Kumamoto_Castle.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLink Kumamoto_Prefecture.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLink Mount_Unzen.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLink Mt._Unzen.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLink Petrology.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLink Potsdam.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLink Seismological_Society_of_Japan.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLinkText "1889 Kumamoto (M6.3)".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageWikiLinkText "1889 Kumamoto earthquake".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake casualties "20".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake countriesAffected "Japan, Kumamoto Prefecture".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake date "1889-07-28".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake depth "very shallow".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake hasPhotoCollection 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake magnitude "6.3".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake title "1889".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Earthquake.
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- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake subject Category:1889_earthquakes.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake subject Category:1889_in_Japan.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake subject Category:Earthquakes_in_Japan.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake subject Category:History_of_Kumamoto_Prefecture.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake point "32.8 130.7".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake type Earthquake.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake type Event.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake type NaturalEvent.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake type Event.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake type Event.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake type Thing.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake type SpatialThing.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake type Q1656682.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake comment "The 1889 Kumamoto earthquake occurred at 11.40 p.m local time on July 28, 1889 in the western part of Kumamoto. It was also called the Kinpozan earthquake (or Kinbozan earthquake, since its epicenter was the southern-eastern foot of Mt. Kinpo) and its magnitude was 6.3. Twenty people died (5 in Kumamoto City and 15 in Akita Gun, Kumamoto Prefecture) and hundreds of houses and parts of Kumamoto Castle were destroyed.".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake label "1889 Kumamoto earthquake".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake sameAs 熊本地震.
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- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake sameAs Q4556361.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake sameAs Q4556361.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake lat "32.8".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake long "130.7".
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake wasDerivedFrom 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake?oldid=604958697.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake depiction Bullseye1.png.
- 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake isPrimaryTopicOf 1889_Kumamoto_earthquake.