I'm OK
Thanks everyone, I'm fine. There wasn't even a rumble here to be felt, yet a few scattered magnitude 1 quakes were reported in Kyushu during the main swarm of quakes. The area effected is huge, from Tokyo to Hokkaido, a distance equal to half the eastern seaboard of the US. The worst hit area was Miyagi Prefecture where all that tsunami film footage is coming from.
I don't know anyone personally who was hurt by this, though my girlfriend has family in Tokyo and other friends do too. I can't image that less than a thousand are dead. A truly dark day in Japan.
Here's the map of the main swarm of quakes that hit yesterday afternoon:
To give you an idea of the severely hit areas, check out this morning's temperature map on the Japanese Meteorological Agency's site. All that blank area in the north shows where communications are down. That tells you something:
The tsunami will take the most lives in the end I fear, and landslides will take many more. Japan is set up for this kind of disaster like no other country, but with a series of quakes this big it is impossible not to have loss. I cried for those people in Sendai.