The Earthquake Investigation Committee Catalogue of Japanese Earthquakes

A comprehensive overview of seismic activity in Japan, covering the period from 1885 to 1912. Compiled by the Earthquake Investigation Committee of the Imperial University of Tokyo, the catalogue provides detailed information about the location, intensity, and damage caused by each earthquake. It also includes maps, diagrams, and photographs of affected areas and buildings, offering a unique perspective on the science of seismology and its practical applications.
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