Japan's summer holiday season moved into full swing on Saturday as people heading to their hometowns, crowded railway stations and airports amid caution following the weather agency's advisory over a potential megaquake."It is my first visit to my hometown in five years after a hiatus due to the coronavirus. Now it is an earthquake," Tomohiro Ogawa, 49, a resident of Chiba Prefecture, said at a packed JR Tokyo Station, adding he has discussed preparing for a disaster following the alert with his family.On Thursday, the Japan Meteorological Agency issued its first-ever advisory on a potentia…READ FULL ARTICLE
