A magnitude 7.1 earthquake strikes parts of southern Japan, prompting a tsunami advisory. Multiple outlets report that the quake shakes the region and that authorities issue warnings for possible tsunami impacts. The advisory indicates there is a risk of tsunami waves and urges people in coastal areas to follow official guidance. Coverage across the sources is consistent on the earthquake’s magnitude and that the tsunami advisory follows the shaking. While the reports do not provide detailed information on the earthquake’s exact location beyond “southern Japan,” or on damage and casualties, they collectively agree on the sequence of events: a strong earthquake occurs, followed by the issuance of a tsunami advisory. The reports present the event as an immediate, ongoing alert situation, with further updates expected as authorities assess conditions and monitor for wave activity.