Japan unveils contingency planning for what happens if Mount Fuji erupts - First detailed guidelines for residents will be ...

The Japanese government has issued guidelines for residents to stay indoors during potential Mount Fuji eruptions. The expert ...

An eruption of the iconic mountain could release 10 times the amount of debris generated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.

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 ...

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 ...

Residents are recommended to store more than a week's worth of emergency supplies at home because volcanic eruptions can last ...

A government-appointed panel in Japan has come up with measures on what to do if Mount Fuji erupts on a massive scale and ...

The expert group has categorized ash accumulation into four distinct stages: Mount Fuji's last eruption, which occurred in 1707, lasted for two weeks and significantly impacted nearby regions. Experts ...

Mount Fuji's potential for reawakening places a heavy responsibility on residents and authorities alike. The structured, phased approach to managing volcanic ash fallout is crucial in safeguarding ...

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 ...