<p>Kyoto commuters had to walk along a train track after a magnitude 6.1</a> earthquake hit Osaka and other parts of western Japan, causing disrtuptions to train services on June 18.</p><p>This video shows people walking in a dark tunnel along the Kosei Line, a commuter rail line that runs in Keihanshin metropolitan area. Shinkansen services and local train services in Osaka, Kyoto and other prefectures were suspended due to the quake, Japanese newspaper Mainichi</a> reported.</p><p>At least three people, a nine-year-old girl and two men in their 80s, were reportedly killed in Osaka prefecture during the quake, according to the Japan Times</a>. Credit: Takashi Tokunaga via Storyful</p><br />
