Kanto Daishinsai

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Kanto Daishinsai is the Japanese name for the devastating 1923 Great Kanto earthquake that struck the Tokyo-Yokohama region, causing massive destruction and loss of life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf earthquake
historical event
natural disaster
aftermath martial law declared in affected areas
massacres of Koreans in Japan
persecution of socialists and anarchists
reconstruction of Yokohama
urban reconstruction of Tokyo
alsoKnownAs 1923 Great Kanto earthquake
Great Kanto earthquake
casualtiesEstimate over 100000 deaths
over 140000 deaths
cause rupture of the Sagami Trough
commemoration Disaster Prevention Day
surface form: Disaster Prevention Day in Japan
commemorationDate September 1
country Japan
date 1923-09-01
effect building collapses
destruction of large parts of Yokohama
economic disruption in Japan
homelessness for hundreds of thousands of people
infrastructure damage
landslides
tsunami in Sagami Bay and Tokyo Bay
widespread fires in Tokyo
epicenter Sagami Bay
historicalPeriod Taisho era
languageOfName Japanese
literalMeaning Great Kanto earthquake
surface form: Great Kanto Earthquake
location Chiba Prefecture NERFINISHED
Kanagawa Prefecture NERFINISHED
Kantō region
surface form: Kanto region

Saitama Prefecture NERFINISHED
Shizuoka Prefecture NERFINISHED
Tokyo
Yokohama
magnitude 7.9 Mw
regionAffected Kanto Plain
Tokyo metropolitan area
surface form: Tokyo-Yokohama metropolitan area
seismicIntensity very strong to extreme in Tokyo
very strong to extreme in Yokohama
significance influenced Japanese disaster management policies
major turning point in urban planning in Tokyo
one of the deadliest earthquakes in Japanese history
time 11:58 JST
type megathrust earthquake
year 1923

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Great Kanto earthquake alsoKnownAs Kanto Daishinsai