Embark on this epic road trip with views of Japan's largest active volcano and visit charming onsen towns, hike scenic trails ...

Mount Aso, a volcano on Japan's main southern island of Kyushu, erupted on Monday, Japan's Meteorological Agency said, blasting a plume of black smoke 2 km (1.2 miles) high, but there were no ...

There are more than 100 volcanoes in Japan, which sits on the "ring of fire," which circles the Pacific Ocean. Mount Aso had a smaller eruption in August and eruptions in 2014 that disrupted ...

Mount Aso, a tourist destination on the main southern island of Kyushu, sent plumes of ash 3.5 kilometers (2.2 miles) high when it erupted at about 11:43 a.m. Japan time, the Japan Meteorological ...

Japan's Mount Aso volcano suddenly erupted while tourists looked on from a viewing station, with the whole thing caught on livestream. Mount Aso erupted on Wednesday morning at just after 11:40 a ...

Mount Aso, a volcano in southern Japan, erupted Friday, sending ash more than 3,000 feet into the air Latest U.S.

The largest active volcano in Japan has erupted, sending a column of ash more than 11,000 meters (7 miles) into the air, the Japan Meteorological Agency reported early Saturday.

WATCH: Mt. Aso Volcano Erupts in Japan, Sending Massive Smoke Column Into Sky There have been no reported injuries, but residents and hikers were warned to stay away Published October 20, 2021 ...

A volcano in southern Japan erupted Wednesday with a massive column of gray smoke billowing into the sky. The Japan Meteorological Agency raised the warning level for Mount Aso to three on a scale ...

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Mount Aso, the largest volcano in Japan, erupted Wednesday, sending a massive plume of gray smoke, rock and ash into the sky. Smoke rises from a crater of Mount Aso, Kumamoto prefecture, southweste… ...

Mount Aso, a tourist destination on the main southern island of Kyushu, sent plumes of ash 3.5 kilometers (2.2 miles) high when it erupted at about 11:43 a.m. Japan time, the Japan Meteorological ...