Shop items scattered due to quakes at Mt. Usu

DATE, Japan - A shop owner in Date, near the Mt. Usu volcano in southwestern Hokkaido, on April 12 puts in order sake bottles and other items fallen from the shelves due to volcanic quakes at Mt. Usu, which erupted March 31. Residents were allowed to go back their homes temporarily on the day.

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