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Official cancellation of an earthquake advisory warning.
気象庁は地震注意報を解除しました。
The Japan Meteorological Agency lifted the earthquake advisory.
Used in formal weather/seismic alerts. Often abbreviated as 地震注意解除 (jishin chūi kaijo) in official announcements.
注意報 (chūihō) is an advisory for potential hazards, while 警報 (keihō) is an urgent warning for imminent danger. Both can be '解除' (canceled) when conditions improve.
This phrase is NEVER used in casual speech. Always use in official announcements or news reports about natural disasters.
Composed of 地震 (jishin, earthquake), 注意報 (chūihō, advisory/warning), and 解除 (kaijo, cancellation/lifting). The term follows standard Japanese compound formation for weather/seismic alerts.
This phrase is used exclusively in official meteorological or disaster management contexts. It does not appear in casual conversation. The structure mirrors other alert systems (e.g., 大雨注意報解除 for heavy rain advisory cancellation).