> There's a risk map I think you are referring maps of the risks related to an earthquake (ex: tsunamis, landslides, rivers overflowing, wide range fires) and

> There's a risk map I think you are referring maps of the risks related to an earthquake (ex: tsunamis, landslides, rivers overflowing, wide range fires) and not the risk of getting an earthquake. In Tokyo, the area of Odaiba would be a super high risk area due to the artificial soil and the proximity to the ocean for instance.