A magnitude 7.1 earthquake hits Kumamoto in southwestern Japan, and transportation services remain disrupted. The operator of the Kyushu Shinkansen says services on the bullet train line stay halted on Wednesday, a day after the quake. In Kumamoto city, the city transportation bureau reports that tram services resume but run at reduced speeds. The bureau warns that tram and other services could be suspended again if another strong earthquake occurs. Japan’s weather agency urges residents and travelers to remain alert for additional seismic activity. Both reports describe ongoing impacts to mobility in the region following the quake, with rail disruption continuing for the Shinkansen while local trams restart under safety-related speed limits. The situation remains fluid, with authorities indicating that additional strong shaking could lead to further service suspensions.