On May 18, 1980, the United States experienced the deadliest and most destructive volcanic eruption in its history.

But another view reveals the site of Mount Fuji’s last confirmed eruption, which began on December 16, 1707, during Japan’s Hoei era. The image of a tranquil Fuji became enshrined in ...

A student in Japan had to be rescued twice within four days from Mount Fuji because ... four days after the initial rescue, reported the Guardian. The incident happened during the offseason ...

On a freezing day in October 2019, Tetsu Shiohara, a stage 4 cancer patient, began livestreaming his solo climb of Mount Fuji. Lacking winter ... sent to its front line after a manufacturer ...

Prest and three other soldiers were skimming over a moonscape in a Huey helicopter, the same aircraft that was the Army’s ...

In 1707, after two years of earthquakes, Mount Fuji last erupted. Edo, which is now Tokyo, was covered in thick ash from the 16-day eruption. Famine resulted from the destruction of farmland.

During the past 5,600 years, Mount Fuji is believed to have erupted every 30 years on average. However, it has not erupted for over three centuries, since the Hoei eruption. After the Hoei ...

The unnamed 27-year-old man, who lives in Japan, was initially helped off Mount Fuji on April 22 after he became nauseous ... with possibility of Mount Fuji eruption Japan lays out ‘major ...