SHINMOEDAKE VOLCANO ERUPTS – SOUTHERN ON EDGE

A powerful eruption at Shinmoedake volcano has sent a huge ash plume 3,000 meters into the sky, blanketing towns in Kagoshima and Miyazaki with thick ash. “Roads, homes, and farmlands are buried in grey,” making daily life difficult for residents.

Authorities have issued **Alert Level 3**, warning people to stay away from the volcano. Flying volcanic rocks and the risk of more eruptions remain serious concerns.

Seismic activity is also increasing. “Over 900 earthquakes are rattling the nearby Tokara Islands,” pointing to rising volcanic unrest across southern Japan.

Access is restricted, and emergency services are monitoring the area closely for further activity.

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