Pablo Pereira

@fusaki_ishigaki #Earthquake Just Now Ishigaki 🇯🇵 Did you feel it? We Did X 2🛘🫨 #kyushuweathernow

【🏆ご報告】 この度、フサキビーチリゾート ホテル＆ヴィラズは、世界的な賞「ワールドラグジュアリーアワード」において、ホテル ・スパ ・HANARÉが同時に受賞いたしました！ これもひとえに皆様のご愛顧の賜物です。心より感謝申し上げます。 これからも石垣島で心に刻まれる体験をお届けします。

Earthquake Just Now Ishigaki 🇯🇵 Did you feel it? We Did X2 🛘🫨

Only on #ishigakiisland 🏝️ 🇯🇵 #itsfiveoclocksomewhere 🍻😉

✨ Golden Week in Japan 🇯🇵 Ishigaki calling 🏝️ Better together 🌅

🚨 JAPAN TSUNAMI ALERTS DOWNGRADED — BUT WHY KYUSHU IS DIFFERENT A powerful earthquake (M7.4–7.7) struck off Japan’s Sanriku coast—one of the most tsunami-prone regions in the country. Alerts have now been downgraded, but evacuations were still advised in parts of northern Japan. 📍 So what about here in Kyushu? This is actually one of the reasons I chose to base myself in Fukuoka… ➡️ Northeast Japan (like Sanriku) sits directly on a major subduction zone ➡️ That’s where Japan’s largest earthquakes + tsunamis originate ➡️ It’s open to the Pacific → nothing blocking wave energy 🌏 Kyushu is different: ✔️ Not directly on that same Pacific megathrust ✔️ More influenced by inland fault systems ✔️ Hakata Bay is shallow and semi-enclosed, which helps reduce tsunami impact But here’s the part that matters most— ⚠️ Lower risk is NOT no risk Kyushu has seen major earthquakes before (Kumamoto 2016), and inland shaking can still be significant. 💡 The real difference is the TYPE of risk: • Northeast Japan → Big tsunami + megathrust earthquakes • Kyushu → Inland quakes, heavy rain, flooding, landslides — 🧭 BOTTOM LINE Fukuoka/Kyushu is generally a lower tsunami risk region compared to northeastern Japan… …but staying prepared still matters—just for different hazards. — 📸 (Map: Japan Meteorological Agency – tsunami warnings/advisories from today’s quake) #KyushuWeatherNow #JapanWeather #Tsunami #Earthquake #Fukuoka #Kyushu #DisasterPreparedness

Just a 1-hour hop from Fukuoka ✈️ Zamami Island — part of Okinawa’s Kerama Islands — is a laid-back tropical escape 🌴 Think “Kerama Blue” waters 💙 World-class snorkeling 🤿 And real sea turtle sightings 🐢 Perfect 🎂 last-minute getaway 😉

Suki the #yorkipoo Daily Update from her Japanese 🇯🇵 Luxury Pet Hotel - Beauty Saloon 💅 Japanese - 🐕 こんばんは夕方のsuki ちゃんの様子をお伝え致 します• とても人懐っこくベッタ リなsukiちゃんでし た！！ English - 🐶 Good evening! Here's an update on Suki-chan this evening Suki-chan was very friendly and affectionate! ! I don't think she misses me at all😪

Cherry Blossom Festival never disappoints in Japan🇯🇵🌸🐶🍢🍜 #mybackyardview

It’s 2AM in Japan 🇯🇵⏰ And the MLB ⚾️ Breakfast Club is officially in session. Dodgers vs. Nationals — first pitch moments away. If we’re lucky… games start as late as 10AM 😅 Welcome to baseball on Japan time. #MustSeeTV youtu.be/svjtr0L55kc?

Good Luck & Safe Travels #nasaartemis II 🚀 Still wish I was on the flight😉 youtu.be/iuB55TcJ4Bo?si…

Look at the feet and posture: Couple 1 (blue): Close together, but a bit neutral. Couple 2 (green): Slight distance + body angle feels less connected. Couple 3 (red): Walking very close, but not much physical connection. Couple 4 (yellow): Arms linked + walking in sync → strongest sign of closeness and comfort. 👉 Answer: Couple 4 They’re physically connected, relaxed, and moving together — classic “in sync” energy.

Look closely 👀 — Which couple is the happiest?

🏁🇯🇵 SUPER EXCITED FOR MY FIRST JAPAN F1 RACE AT SUZUKA! It’s about a 4-hour ride on the Shinkansen from Fukuoka 🚅 — and at ~200 mph, it’s basically the closest I’ll get to F1 speed before race day🚗 Weather looks pretty typical for this time of year — a mix of clouds and some showers 🌦️ — but honestly… the early cherry blossoms 🌸 make it all worth it. Suzuka + sakura + Formula 1 = let’s go 🙌 #F1 #JapaneseGP #Suzuka #Shinkansen #KyushuWeatherNow

🌏 #KYUSHU #JAPAN WEATHER NOW 🧳 2/28 TRAVEL PLANNER 🇯🇵 📅 2/28/2026 🌤️ Morning clouds giving way to sunshine 🚗 Mainly dry travel conditions 🌬️ Light northerly breeze at times 🌙 Calm and cool tonight

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I'm 5! Suki #theyoorkiepoo Happy Birthday🎂🎈🥳🇯🇵

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@SBCFireInfo This is simply amazing. Congrats to SBC Fire for your lifesaving work.

Here's the full edited video of last night's water rescue at Haskell's Beach. A 26 y/o surfer got swept out by high surf after losing his board, but his friend reported it immediately and he clung to a lobster trap buoy until help arrived. SB County Fire's shore search found the board, drones with infrared located him 1/4 mile offshore, and rescue swimmers brought him safely back. Evaluated on the beach—no medical attention needed, released on scene. Grateful for the quick-thinking friend, our dedicated SBC Fire teams, and life-saving drone tech.

Water rescue Haskell’s Beach 6:28pm. A 26 y/o male surfer was swept away from shore by powerful high surf after losing his board. He was surfing with a friend, who reported him missing immediately-quick action that made a huge difference . The surfer managed to grab onto a lobster trap buoy and held on while waiting rescue. An initial shore search by Santa Barbara County Fire Department personnel located the missing surfer’s surfboard washed up on the beach, confirming the situation. Fire Department teams then deployed aerial drones with infrared cameras to scan the ocean, spotting him about 1/4 mile offshore. Rescue swimmers swam out, made contact under real-time drone operator guidance, and safely escorted him back to shore. Firefighter/Paramedics evaluated him on the beach-he did not require medical attention and was released. Thanks to the quick thinking friend, our dedicated SBC Fire teams and the life-saving drone technology. Safety reminder: Never go in to the ocean alone-especially in rough conditions. It can save lives. Additional video to be posted here when available.