More than 900 earthquakes have occurred in Japan's Tokara island chain in the past two weeks, leaving residents exhausted and worried of impending disaster.

In the past two weeks, the Tokara islands in southern Japan have been rocked by more than 900 earthquakes, causing fear and exhaustion among residents. Although no major damage has been reported, intense seismic activity has raised concerns and authorities warn that even stronger quakes could follow. Residents are complaining of lack of sleep and uncertainty about the future, as Japan is in an area of high seismic activity. The government has stressed the need for extra measures to prepare for a possible 'mega-quake' in the coming decades.