Elderly women look tired after eruptions of Mt. Usu

Elderly women look tired after eruptions of Mt. Usu

TOYOURA, Japan - Elderly women appear tired on April 2 as they were forced to move to a shelter in the village of Toya, Hokkaido, from another shelter following a series of eruptions of Mt. Usu. The photo was taken at an agricultural training center at 2 p.m.

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