
Of course, there isn’t even remotely near to the damage caused elsewhere in the country – damage that cost people their homes, lives and loved ones.
However, it does show that those cases and cabinets used to hold video games, comics and figures are dangerous in an earthquake. The Sendai quake hit at around 3pm, when everyone was out of the house and in their office.
The 1995 earthquake that hit Kobe and Osaka struck in the early morning hours. Cabinets and bookshelves toppled over, killing people. This is serious stuff, so if you do have cabinets or cases like these and live in an earthquake prone country, do make sure they are secure and won’t fall over.
Otaku Room Earthquake [DannyChoo]
Republished from Kotaku




























Nathan Young
Wednesday, March 23, 2011 at 9:12 AMThis dude has an unhealthy obsession with naked dolls. $100 says he has no girlfriend.
agmar
Wednesday, March 23, 2011 at 2:08 PMSure he does,
She’s a pillow.
Graeme
Wednesday, March 23, 2011 at 12:51 PMHow on earth can you live in a country known for major earthquakes and *not* fix things to the wall? That’s just plain common sense.