The Japanese Meteorological Agency has concluded its earthquake aftershock warnings, urging citizens to maintain consistent readiness. There is no immediate risk, but the learned-vigilance derived from Japan's ongoing tussle with seismic activities is underscored in this message. Public awareness campaigns and drills remain intrinsically woven into daily life as a preventative measure against potential disasters.

In Japan, residents are consistently reminded to stay prepared for earthquakes due to the country's geographic location in the Pacific "Ring of Fire." This equates to frequent seismic activities. The emphasis on safety and preparedness is a testament to the nation's resilience and its ability to learn from past disasters like the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami.

In comparison, the US and EU also have regions prone to seismic activities and emphasize the need for preparedness. The US, particularly the state of California, conducts regular drills and releases safety protocols. Similarly, countries like Italy in the EU have experienced devastating earthquakes and also encourage readiness. However, the level of urban preparedness and residential earthquake-proofing seen in Japan is unmatched.