The Shinmoedake volcano in southern Japan has for several days created a magnificent spectacle in the air, but its ash makes Kagoshima Prefecture residents hard to clean and damage crops.
The white smoke dunes are high up from Shinmoedake crater since it started
eruption day 1/2.Photo taken on February 5.
A group of television reporters made news about the volcano
The magnificent spectacle in the sky in the afternoon, when the volcano fires dust.
Volcanic landscape seen from an airplane.
A resident of Kagoshima Prefecture had to climb the roof to remove volcanic ash.
Thick dust covered the street.
Hundreds of households have to evacuate to the local emergency center, avoiding the impact
of dust and smoke.
A Japanese farmer looked at cabbage plants covered with ash from the volcano.
