Cracks on Mt. Usu photographed from helicopter

Cracks on Mt. Usu photographed from helicopter

SAPPORO, Japan - This photo, taken March 31 from a Kyodo News helicopter, shows cracks over a length of more than 100 meters on the northwest side of Mt. Usu, the 732-meter volcano in Hokkaido, northern Japan, which erupted hours later in the day.

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