M6.0 quake hits Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Yohei Hasegawa, a Japan Meteorological Agency official in charge of monitoring earthquake and tsunami, holds a press conference at the agency in Tokyo on May 5, 2014, after a magnitude 6.0 earthquake jolted central districts of the Japanese capital earlier that day.

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