Residents of an area in southwestern Japan rocked by a strong earthquake late Monday voiced anxiety as the seismic event rekindled concerns about a bigger potential temblor that has been deemed likely by a government panel.The magnitude 6.6 quake occurred on the night of Coming of Age Day, a national holiday, while some central parts of the city of Miyazaki were still crowded with 20-year-old celebrants who attended a major ceremonial event to mark the attaining of adulthood.Airi Saito, a college student who was one such attendee, said, "I cannot go home as the train service has been suspen…READ FULL ARTICLE