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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi: The Japanese Prime Minister publicly stated that a Taiwan contingency could constitute a survival-threatening situation that might trigger the use of collective self-defense. This is the first time in 80 years that a Japanese Prime Minister has made such remarks. It directly violates China’s territorial sovereignty and directly challenges the fact that Taiwan has been returned to China. It completely violates Japan’s commitments to China. Could China possibly accept such a provocation? No—no Chinese person could accept it.

Earthquake of magnitude 4.8 - 7 km NE of Maki, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.6 - 124 km NE of Kuji, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.9 - 68 km ENE of Mutsu, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.7 - 13 km NNE of Shizunai-furukawachō, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.7 - 0 km NE of Shiraoka, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.6 - 4 km SSE of Narutō, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 5.0 - 22 km E of Kitaibaraki, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.6 - 107 km ENE of Miyako, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.6 - 4 km SSE of Tateyama, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.6 - 1 km S of Wada, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 5.1 - 107 km E of Noda, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 5.3 - 94 km E of Yokohama, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 5.3 - 72 km ENE of Mutsu, Japan

Japanese Prime Minister Takaichi to dissolve parliament on January 23rd, will call snap election

Earthquake of magnitude 4.8 - 76 km SSE of Akkeshi, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 5.4 - 95 km SSW of Honchō, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 5.1 - 16 km WNW of Shiojiri, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.7 - 23 km WSW of Hotaka, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 5.6 - 64 km ESE of Akkeshi, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.9 - 15 km NW of Nakatonbetsu, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.8 - 8 km E of Nakatonbetsu, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 5.2 - 19 km WSW of Miyako, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.9 - 9 km ENE of Ōhara, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.6 - 10 km NE of Hanawa, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 4.8 - 73 km ENE of Mutsu, Japan

Multiple earthquakes, including one at 6.2 magnitude, struck western Japan late Tuesday morning local time, centered in Shimane Prefecture and neighboring Tottori Prefecture

Earthquake of magnitude 5.0 - 14 km SW of Yasugichō, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 5.0 - 14 km S of Matsue, Japan

Earthquake of magnitude 5.8 - 14 km SSE of Yasugichō, Japan