Volcanoes suddenly erupt, causing many deaths in Japan
The Japanese authorities discovered 31 people died near Ontake volcano peak after the mountain suddenly erupted on September 27.
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The Japanese authorities discovered 31 people died near Ontake volcano peak after the mountain suddenly erupted on September 27.
The characteristics of the volcanic volcano and the underground eruption are thought to be the cause of Ontake
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