101.   The quake was strong enough to move buildings in Tokyo.

102.   The quake also was a first for Veronica DeMarzo of New York.

103.   The quake is also still vivid in the minds of those who lived through it.

104.   The quake was also felt in Yanji, a city on the North Korean border, said an official of the Jilin Earthquake Bureau.

105.   The quake was also powerful enough to shatter windows and buckle roads.

106.   The quake was felt strongest near the epicenter in Kumagaya and Mito, where it visibly shook buildings and could be felt by people walking.

107.   The quake was the latest in a series of calamities to hit Indonesia.

108.   The quakes were aftershocks of a larger one that struck the region last October, according to the Central Meteorological Agency.

109.   The quakes were not strong enough to generate a tsunami, a damaging seismic sea wave, the warning center said.

110.   The quake was among thousands that have hit the islands in recent weeks.