Japan earthquake: Survivors describe the shock of the 6.8-magnitude tremor
- Business was winding down for the day at Sendan Shokudo, a diner in Japan's southwestern city of Yatsushiro, when the whole building suddenly lurched.
- Everything on the kitchen shelves cascaded to the floor; bowls and glasses shattered.
- The restaurant's co-owner, 75-year-old Hiroko Ogata, had just walked in.
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- Business was winding down for the day at Sendan Shokudo, a diner in Japan's southwestern city of Yatsushiro, when the whole building suddenly lurched.
- Everything on the kitchen shelves cascaded to the floor; bowls and glasses shattered.
- The restaurant's co-owner, 75-year-old Hiroko Ogata, had just walked in.
Sources: BBC News