Doh! You beat me to it.
WSJ live blogging
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3:37 amby Yoree KohAdd a Comment At Tokyo Station, the electronic schedule board for the Tohoku-Yamagata-Akita trains are blank aside from the word, “adjustment.” One despondent male commuter turns to his friend and says, “I guess I’ll see how far my legs take me.”
3:33 amby Daisuke WakabayashiAdd a Comment In transit heading northbound from Tokyo:
The roads are not moving at all. The people streaming by who are walking are moving faster than those of us in cars. The car navigation systems are indicating that almost all entry points to the highway are closed. Children are walking back from school, some wearing protective head gear that resemble a cone.
3:29 amby Yoree KohAdd a Comment Public payphones are free.
3:19 amby Hiroyuki KachiAdd a Comment “Our building shook badly and I felt like I was in an old-type night train decades ago,” said a 45-year-old worker at a brokerage house near the Tokyo Stock Exchange building, which was constructed more than 70 years ago. “The stock trading was still going on...and we didn’t jump out as we thought dangerous outside.”
In the Nihonbashi district of central Tokyo, more than 100 people were waiting for bus services to western parts of Tokyo, with subway and other railway services suspended. “I don’t know how long I will have to spend to go back home,” said a housewife in her 60s, who was standing at the end of the line before the bus stop.
http://blogs.wsj.com/japanrealtime/2011/03/11/live-blog-japan-earthquake/