Nankai Trough earthquake hazard & building-safety, from official Japan data. No verdicts.
An honest Nankai Trough (南海トラフ地震) earthquake hazard + building-safety engine for AI assistants. Ask "how bad is the Nankai Trough quake, how far does it reach, and what does that mean for a house built in 1978?" — and get official Japanese government figures, every one cited and dated, with a route to the official maps for your exact address. It never tells you you're "safe." It reports what 内閣府…
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An honest Nankai Trough (南海トラフ地震) earthquake hazard + building-safety engine for AI assistants. Ask "how bad is the Nankai Trough quake, how far does it reach, and what does that mean for a house built in 1978?" — and get official Japanese government figures, every one cited and dated, with a route to the official maps for your exact address. It never tells you you're "safe." It reports what 内閣府 (Cabinet Office), 地震本部, 気象庁, and 国土交通省 actually publish — and where a figure isn't verifiable, it…
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