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The 8.3 magnitude tsunami was caused by an earthquake that hit along the coasts of Kii, Mikawa, Surugu, Izu, and Sagami. The waves were powerful enough to breach a spit, which separated Lake Hamana from the sea, killing at least 31,000
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The Ise Bay tsunami was estimated as being a magnitude 8.2 causing damage to a number of towns. The Ise Bay tsunami caused more than 8,000 deaths and a large amount of damge.
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A magnitude 8.4 tsunami cause by an earthquake hammered into the Pacific coasts of Kyushyu, Shikoku and Honshin. A total of nearly 30,000 buildings were damaged in the affected regions and killed about 30,000 people.
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A magnitude 8.5 earthquake caused a series of three huge Tsunamis that stroke various towns along the west coast of Portugal and southern Spain. The tsunami killed 60,000 people total in Portugal, Morocco and Spain.
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A magnitude 7.4 earthquake that caused a tsunami that damaged a large number of islands in the region. The tsunami destroyed a total of 3,137 and killing nearly 12,000 people in total.
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The tsunami was caused by two earthquakes that were estimated at a magnitude of 8.5 that hit off the coast of Arica, Peru (now Chile). Killed 25,000 people.
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The tsunami was caused by a volcanic eruption causing to kill around 40,000 people in total.
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The tsunami was caused by an estimated magnitude 7.6 earthquake occurred off the coast of Sanriku, japan, causing damage to more than 11,000 homes and killing some 22,000 people.
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The Magnitude 9.1 hit the coast of Sumatra. The tsunami was as tall as 50m, reaching 5km inland near Meubolah, Sumatra. An estimated US$10 billion of damages attribute to the disaster, with around 230,000 people reported dead.
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An 7.7 magnitude tsunami hit Java Island and Indonesia causing $44.7 million dollars worth of damage, killing 668 people, 65 missing and 9,299 injured.
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The 9.0 magnitude tsunami hit the east coast of Japan causing $235 billion dollars worth of damage and killing more than 18,000 people.
