video - huge area of ground in Japan far from quake got FOC FOAM PARTY!

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Japanese city covered in mysterious foam after earthquake

The strange*foam was spotted in the southern Japanese city of Fukuoka, around 90km from the epicentre of the earthquake
Katie Forster @katieforster Saturday 16 April 201660 comments





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An unexplained carpet of foamy bubbles filled streets in the centre of the southern Japanese city of Fukuoka in the early hours of Saturday morning –*shortly after tremors from a*devastating*earthquake of magnitude 7.3 shook the town.
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Twitter users posted pictures of the mysterious foam, with one calling it “disgusting”.

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“I saw it just after the earthquake,” said Kazuki Nabeta, who lives in the busy central district of Tenjin, where the bubbles were found.*
地震で地下から泡は出るわ(福岡天神)
ラウンドワン上のピンは落ちてくるわ
コンビニの中はグッチャグチャになるわ
大変やな......地震ってあんまり経験してないから気おつけとこ、皆さんもお気をつけて pic.twitter.com/5lQNuyK0Sd
— ロキア (@R0KlA) April 15, 2016
Some have speculated that the earthquake may have caused an underground pipe to burst.

“People were posting pictures on Twitter and it was near my house, so I went out to have a look,” said Mr Nabeta.

“There was a fire engine there.*There wasn't anything special about it –*it was normal foam.”

天神が謎の泡、、？ pic.twitter.com/H4YP8KFcWp
— TAKAFUMI (@The_takafumi) April 15, 2016
Fukuoka is 90km away from Kumamoto,*where the strongest tremors were felt.*

Residents of Fukuoka reported strong shaking but little damage from the two quakes, which took place on Friday and Saturday.

福岡の天神どうしたん
泡だらけやん pic.twitter.com/JE2QKxayBT
— はるぴよ⑅⃝ (@_xPIYOx_) April 15, 2016
At least 29 people*have been killed by the earthquakes, which injured more than 1,500 and left many more homeless.

A spokesperson at the Fukuoka town hall said they did*not know anything about the bubbles, which remain a mystery.

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