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Liverpool during a pre-season training session at Japan Football Association Yume on Tuesday, July 29(Image: 2025 Liverpool FC/Getty Images)

Liverpool Football Club are in Japan as part of their pre-season tour.

It is the first time the club have been in the country since 2005, it also marks Liverpool’s first ever pre-season tour to be held in Japan.

The club’s only previous visit to Japan was in December 2005 for the FIFA Club World Championship (then known as the Toyota Cup), where they were defeated 1-0 by São Paulo in the final held in Yokohama.

The club are in the country as a tsunami alert is currently in place in parts of Japan.

A tsunami warning of up to three meters has been issued along Japan's Pacific coast from Hokkaido to Wakayama.

Officials are calling on people to stay evacuated until all alerts are lifted.

Tsunamis have been observed over wide areas along the coast, including a 1.3-meter wave at Kuji Port in Iwate Prefecture.

A Japan Meteorological Agency official is urging people in coastal areas, along rivers and other such locations to move to high ground, evacuate buildings and other safe places as tsunami are continuing.

The tsunami alerts come after a powerful 8.8-magnitude earthquake has struck off Russia's far eastern Kamchatka Peninsula, triggering warnings for several countries.

Waves of up to 4m (13ft) were recorded in the Kamchatka Peninsula, where buildings were damaged and several people injured, officials said.

Tsunami warnings have been issued for Japan, parts of the US including Hawaii, California and Alaska, and the Philippines.

Linda Pizzuti has shared a message about the tsunami alerts to her Instagram(Image: Linda Pizzuti Instagram)

Liverpool owner and Fenway Sports Group (FSG) chief John W.

She wrote: "Tsunami warnings in parts of Japan, but Tokyo Bay is calm."

The business executive has shared further photos this morning, taking drumming lessons and enjoying sushi.