Experts warn Mt. Usu could erupt soon

Experts warn Mt. Usu could erupt soon

SAPPORO, Japan - Mt. Usu in southern Hokkaido is wrapped in thick cloud March 29. Experts said the 732-meter mountain could erupt within the next few days, as seismic tremors at the peak continued to grow in frequency and strength.

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