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Japan Earthquake: building makes scary rattling sound

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Uploaded by on Mar 11, 2011

The SOUND is the point of this video. Read description for more details.

Building in Kamiyacho, Tokyo, makes a scary sound as it shakes and sways in the M9.0 Japan earthquake, on March 11 2011. The building making the sound is the black one on the left.

The sound is a rhythmic metallic clanking, and it is best heard at:
0:00-0:07, 0:21-0:27, 0:36-0:43, and 1:03-1:20
The recording on an iPhone does not do it justice: in real life, the sound was really loud and scary.

If you look carefully (but it is difficult, with the video itself shaking), you can also spot some of the buildings swaying.

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  • Learn to hold the camera st - Oh thats right

  • This is what they're supposed to do exactly. They're engineered to sway.

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  • I just made it 99 to 98..

  • I made it 97 to 96! The likes have it!

  • rating is so equal...

  • ima break the tie

  • i put 1 more on the dislike bar hahaha

  • NOW I MADE IT EVEN!!

  • @SumthinSmellz ooops. i touched it :P

  • DONT TOUCH THE LIKE/DISLIKE BAR! I MADE IT THE SAME!

  • decided to make it more dislikes then likes so the dis/like bar was not equal Mwuuhahaha!

  • And your just standing in the middle of an earthquake? Dumbass lol

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