Japan unveils contingency planning for what happens if Mount Fuji erupts - First detailed guidelines for residents will be ...
An eruption of the iconic mountain could release 10 times the amount of debris generated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
According to experts, 490 million cubic meters of ash might be released during an eruption. The debris from the 2011 ...
Japan has outlined a response plan for a potential major disaster if Mount Fuji erupts, despite no current signs of volcanic ...
The Japanese government has released new guidelines for residents in case of a Mount Fuji eruption, advising them to stay home and avoid panic. Those in wooden houses should evacuate if ash exceeds 30 ...
All residents in the zone from Mount Fuji to Sagamihara, Kanagawa Prefecture, just west of Tokyo, should evacuate in the event of a major volcanic eruption at Japan’s tallest peak, an expert panel ...
Mount Fuji last erupted in 1707. In the worst-case scenario, a massive eruption of Japan's highest peak could spew 30 centimeters of ash (nearly 12 inches) or more over Tokyo, about 100 kilometers ...
Japan has released a report detailing countermeasures to be taken if Mount Fuji were to erupt and release ... While there are no signs of imminent volcanic activity, an eruption could still ...