Survivors of a major earthquake in Japan are coping with harsh conditions as authorities report a rising death toll of 25. Multiple outlets describe how residents in a port city—where around 58,000 households are affected—remain without essential services, including running water and electricity. With damaged infrastructure, many people are struggling to meet basic needs such as staying hydrated and finding cooling during hot weather. Reports also indicate that survivors’ daily routines are disrupted by the lack of power, which limits access to refrigeration, lighting, and communication. While rescue and recovery efforts continue, the continued absence of water and power underscores ongoing challenges in delivering assistance and restoring critical utilities. The situation remains fluid as authorities assess damage, support displaced families, and work to identify additional victims and prioritize restoration in the hardest-hit areas.