Hakone resort produces English map showing volcanic alert no-go zone

Hakone resort produces English map showing volcanic alert no-go zone

An English-language area map clarifying to foreign visitors a no-go zone designated due to a volcanic alert is posted on May 8, 2015, at a tourist information center in Hakone, a popular hot spring area southwest of Tokyo. An English notice explaining that inns, restaurants and other business establishments outside the zone are operating as usual is also on display. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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