61.   The quake itself measured four on the Japanese scale of one to seven, strong enough to cause houses to shake strongly.

62.   The quake had an intensity of one on the seven-point Japanese scale which is usually strong enough to be felt by sensitive people.

63.   The quake measured two on the seven-point Japanese scale in Yokohama and the Izu peninsuala south of Tokyo.

64.   The quake registered four on the Japanese scale of up to seven on Okinoerabu Island, one of the Amami chain of islands in the East China Sea.

65.   The temblor was most strongly felt in Akune, Sendai and Miyanojo near the epicentre, registering five-plus on the Japanese scale of up to seven.

66.   The tremor recorded an intensity of two on the Japanese scale of up to seven in Hachijo, the agency said.

67.   The tremor registered four on the Japanese scale of seven in the port city of Niigata.

68.   The tremor, which struck eastern Yamanashi prefecture, measured five on the Japanese scale of one to seven.

69.   The tremors registered five on the Japanese scale of up to seven in Kurikoma, Miyagi prefecture, an intensity that can cause cracks in walls.

70.   Tokyo measured three on the Japanese scale, with the lengthy temblor being felt in office buildings and motor vehicles in the centre of the city.