Beyonce anusurika Japan

Beyonce akiingia katika mgahawa wa Nello juzi usiku 'kula dinner' na mumewe Jay-Z.

Alikwenda hapo muda mfupi baada ya kurejea New York, Marekani akitoka Tokyo nchini Japan.

Beyonce(Kulia) na mdogo wake, Solange

MWANAMUZIKI maarufu duniani, Beyonce amenusurika kifo nchini Japan.

Huenda siku hiyo itakuwa moja ya kumbukumbu mbaya za maisha yake hasa akikumbuka namna alivyopagawa na kupiga kelele za kumuita mama yake wakati tetemeko la ardhi lilivyolitikisa jiji la Tokyo.

Wakati ardhi, majumba na samani vikitikisika, Beyonce alikuwa chumbani hotelini akitazama TV.

Beyonce na mdogo wake, Solange walikuwa Tokyo kwa ajili ya kutangaza mavazi na kupiga picha za filamu yake (Beyonce).

Tetemeko hilo la ukubwa wa richa 6.6 'liliwavuruga' maelfu ya wakazi wa Tokyo na kuna taarifa kwamba,Japan ni miongoni mwa nchi zenye uwezekano wa kutokeo matetemeko makubwa katika miaka 50 ijayo.

Soma hapo chini

very relieved Beyoncé Knowles reunited with her husband Jay-Z in New York last night after she was caught up in a Japanese earthquake measuring 6.6 on the Richter scale.

The couple enjoyed a romantic dinner at Nello restaurant on the Upper East Side hours after she flew into the U.S. from Toyko.

Beyonce was in Japan with her sister on a fashion promotion at the Disneyland Hotel in Urayasu, Chiba province when nature let rip.

The chart-topper's younger sibling Solange described the moment on her Twitter page, saying, 'My sister said she was scared out of her mind and calling my mom and I was snoring. How did I sleep through a SERIOUS earthquake?'

The girls weren't the only ones to feel the earth move.

Singer and Dukes of Hazzard star Jessica Simpson was in Tokyo to film her new reality show 'The Price of Beauty' when the 6.6 quake hit.

‘Thought I was hallucinating,’ she wrote on Twitter. ‘I have never felt anything like this in my life.’

Happy homecoming: The singer is back in the U.S. after her earthquake scare in Japan days earlierThe 29-year-old was watching television in bed when the rumbling started.

The Japan Meteorological Agency said a strong earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.9 had shaken the Japanese capital of Tokyo and surrounding areas.

There were no immediate reports of damage or casualties from the quake which rattled furniture and walls.