Kirishima volcano in Kyushu, Japan on high alert level

Posted on July 30, 2012 by The Extinction Protocol
July 30, 2012 – JAPAN – As our colleague Marc Szlegat reported on Vulkane.Net, the alert level of the Japanese Kirishima volcano (Kirishimayama) was raised last month “orange.” This is the third out of 4 warning levels and means that an eruption could occur any time. Last year in March, the Shinmoedake crater of the complex volcano Kirishima had a violent eruption that make the headlines. The volcano is located close to the other volcano currently on orange alert in Kyushu, Sakura-jima, which last week had a stronger explosion that caused ashfall in the nearby city of Kagoshima. –Volcano Discovery
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1 Response to Kirishima volcano in Kyushu, Japan on high alert level

  1. davidgreybeard says:
    July 30, 2012 at 5:22 pm

    Unfortunately for Japan, it is built on one of the most geologically vulnerable places on earth. Between increasing earthquakes and volcanic activity, I am glad that I’m not there right now. My heart goes out to the people of Japan.

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