horizontal - Over 1,500 Dead or Missing
right vertical - Catastrophic Damage Caused by Massive Tsunami
left vertical - Leakage of Radioactive Materials
Circulation: 1,619,998
Mainichi Shimbun, or The Daily News, one of Japan's three largest newspapers, was established in 1872 and claims to be the country's oldest official source of printed news.
large horizontal - Major Earthquake Hits Tohoku
small horizontal - Level 7 in Miyagi; M8.8, Unprecedented in Japan
right vertical - Massive Tsunami, Large Number of Dead and Missing People
center vertical - 300 Dead Bodies Found on Sendai Coast
horizontal - Explosion in Fukushima Nuclear Power Plant
right vertical - Meltdown of Reactor: First Case in the Country; Evacuation Order Issued for People Within 20km Radius of Reactor #1
large horizontal - Over 10,000 Estimated Dead
small horizontal - Rotating Schedule for Power Conservation Starts Today
vertical (left to right) - Magnitude Revised to 9.0;
Railroad Schedule Cut or Suspended; Deep Concern Over Explosion at Reactor #3
Circulation: 8,031,579
Asahi Shimbun, or Morning Sun Newspaper, has the second highest circulation numbers in Japan. The paper was founded in 1879 in Osaka and is now headquartered in Tokyo.
large horizontal - Power Conservation Plan Starts Today
small horizontal - Eastern Japan Earthquake / 3-6 Hour Rotation for the Five Areas
Circulation: 10,178,701
Yomiuri Shimbun is Japan's leading daily newspaper, with the largest circulation of any paper in the country. The paper was founded in 1874 and and leans right.
Circulation: 61,929
The Japan Times is the country's most popular English-language newspaper and is based in Tokyo.
Circulation: 350,000+
Stars and Stripes is the U.S. Military's independent news source, though its editorial team is made up of reporters from around the world. Their Pacific Edition offices are in Tokyo.
