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By: TheJestPress.com
**Japan Partially Lifts Tsunami Advisories, Ocean Promises to Only ‘Kind of Mess Things Up’**
In a bold yet reassuring move this morning, Japanese authorities have partially lifted tsunami advisories, claiming that the ocean is now only feeling “mildly rowdy” and unlikely to go full Godzilla—at least for now.
Residents were initially advised to run uphill, grab their most waterproof furry pets, and look wistfully at their floaty furniture. However, with the partial lifting, authorities now say, “It’s safe-ish to go about your business. Maybe don’t cannonball into the shore just yet, but it’s okay to stand on the beach and give the waves a stern look.”
According to meteorologists, the tsunami is now stuck in existential crisis somewhere offshore. “One minute, it was all waves and bravado. Next, it’s just sort of awkwardly apologizing for any inconvenience,” said Dr. Taro Nippon, ocean behavior specialist. “It’s basically giving us a splash and dash, not a full knockdown.”
Locals are responding with typical Japanese resilience and politeness. One resident in Sendai noted, “It’s like being told a bear might be outside your door, but now it’s just a raccoon. A really soggy raccoon.”
International news outlets rushed to the scene expecting dramatic footage, but were instead treated to shots of slightly damp sidewalks and a soggy seagull looking disappointed. ABC News quickly pivoted to a story about a dog that can do math.
Officials urge everyone to remain mildly vigilant and keep an umbrella nearby, just in case Poseidon changes his mind or gets bored. Meanwhile, Japanese beachgoers have returned to collecting seashells, occasionally glancing over their shoulders for sneak attacks from ankle-deep surf.
In conclusion, scientists recommend a cautious optimism. “The ocean,” one expert affirmed, “still has mood swings. Keep your schedule flexible and your socks dry.”
By: TheJestPress.com
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