A magnitude 5,1 earthquake hit city of Akita in western coast of Japan on Tuesday. According to Geophysical Service of Russian Academy of Sciences, the quake epicenter was at the depth of 33 km.

Another earthquake with a magnitude of 5,3 shook eastern coast of Honshu island. The quake epicenter was at the depth of 33 km in the Pacific. There are no reports of damage, ITAR-TASS reports.

On March 11, the largest earthquake (9 magnitude) in the recent years hit the northeast of Japan, triggering a 10-meter tsunami and followed by several powerful aftershocks. The epicenter is located 373 to north-east from Japan’s capital, Tokyo at the depth of 24 kilometers. A massive earthquake damaged cooling functions of the Fukushima nuclear plant, making the operator to pour seawater into reactors and let out radioactive air into atmosphere.