The recent 7.6 magnitude earthquake which struck central Japan on January 1st has left 48 dead and caused significant damage across parts of the country.

A Vietnamese international student studying in Toyama Province filmed damage on the roads caused by the tremors.

He commented: "Everything around me shook, furniture fell and people shouted to each other to run out of the house. The earthquake lasted about 20 seconds. After the earthquake ended, many large cracks appeared on the road ahead. Everyone quickly moved out of the dangerous area."

According to the man, he is a Vietnamese international student studying in Toyama Province, Japan. He said this was the first time he witnessed such a terrible earthquake when he came to Japan.
He said everything around him shook, furniture fell and people shouted to each other to run out of the house. The earthquake lasted about 20 seconds. After the earthquake ended, many large cracks appeared on the road ahead. Everyone quickly moved out of the dangerous area.
According to reports, a 7.6 magnitude earthquake shook central Japan, leading to tsunami warnings for many areas of the country's northwest coast.