Tennojichokita, Osaka Abeno, Osaka: flood, tsunami, quake and landslide risk
天王寺町北・大阪市阿倍野区・大阪府
Tennojichokita, Osaka Abeno. Flood: 0.5–3 m. Quake: 50.6% chance of strong shaking in 30 years.
- Flood, assumed maximum
- 0.5–3 m
- Tsunami
- Not coloured on this tile
- Landslide
- Debris flow: no tile finer than zoom 10. Steep slope: no tile finer than zoom 10. Landslide: no tile finer than zoom 10.
- Strong quake in 30 years
- 50.6%, 30-year chance of intensity 6-lower or higher
- Ground
- Valley bottom. Shakes 1.80× the bedrock.
- Nearby stations
- 寺田町 Sta. (310 m), 河堀口 Sta. (460 m), 美章園 Sta. (770 m)
These figures are read at the centre of Tennojichokita. Hazards change from street to street, so check the exact address on the live map.
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Map: Geospatial Information Authority of Japan. The pin marks the centre of the town.
What to check before you rent or buy
- Not coloured means the Geospatial Information Authority tile has no flood colour here. Some prefecture-managed rivers are missing from that dataset.
- No national liquefaction tile. Check the municipal hazard map before you offer. This screen does not paint liquefaction.
- Straight-line distance, not the walk.
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Sources
Geospatial Information Authority of Japan: Pale map, town names, flood, tsunami, and landslide caution tiles. J-SHIS: Y2024 average case, 30-year chance of intensity 6-lower or higher. HeartRails: Town name readings, and nearest stations as a straight-line distance. Town centres: Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Data fetched 2026-10-11.
This repackages public Japanese government hazard data for personal screening. It is not insurance, legal, or engineering advice. Confirm with municipal maps and your agent’s important-matters explanation before purchase.