Mt. Usu evacuees return home

Mt. Usu evacuees return home

USU, Japan - A couple unloads their car after returning home in the southwestern Hokkaido town of Usu on April 13. They were allowed to go home after volcano experts judged that a major eruption of Mt. Usu is unlikely for the present.

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