Vessel surveys Mt. Oyama's volcanic activities

Vessel surveys Mt. Oyama's volcanic activities

MIYAKEJIMA, Japan - A Maritime Self-Defense Force vessel conducts surveys on 813-meter Mt. Oyama (in the background) on Miyakejima, a small island 180 kilometers south of Tokyo, on June 27 after a warning for an imminent volcanic eruption on the island was issued.

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