Japan's Sakurajima volcano in Kagoshima erupted on Thursday, sending a towering column of ash nearly two miles into the sky.

Japan’s Sakurajima volcano erupted on May 15, 2025, releasing toxic gases and ash that pose serious health risks, including ...

Sakurajima volcano in Japan erupted on May 15, 2025, sending a 3,000-meter ash plume into the air, with authorities closely ...

The active Mount Sakurajima volcano in Kagoshima erupted in a spectacular Valentine's Day display on Feb. 14, spewing plumes of ash 5,000 meters into the air. According to the Kagoshima ...

a professor emeritus of volcano physics at Kyoto University. “But the latest eruption would rank among the three largest that occurred in the past 20 years.” But he said Mount Sakurajima has ...

Volcanoes have stirred human awe for thousands of years ... Likelihood to Erupt: Medium to high. Activity at Sakurajima suggests the magma chamber beneath Aira remains active and could eventually ...

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One of the volcanoes that keeps the JMA on high alert is Sakurajima. The volcano, which used to be an island, is under a Level 3 alert, meaning no one is allowed within 2km of its craters.

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Japan's Sakurajima volcano could be primed for a violent eruption. A new study suggests magma is filling the volcano's reservoir and pressure is building. James Hickey (died 7 June 1966 ...

Volcanoes have stirred human awe for thousands ... Likelihood to Erupt: Medium to high. Activity at Sakurajima suggests the magma chamber beneath Aira remains active and could eventually produce ...

One of the volcanoes that keeps the JMA on high alert is Sakurajima. The volcano, which used to be an island, is under a Level 3 alert, meaning no one is allowed within 2km of its craters.