(5)Mt. Asama volcano erupts, villagers evacuated

(5)Mt. Asama volcano erupts, villagers evacuated

KARUIZAWA, Japan - Children are on their way to school as usual on the morning of Sept. 2 following the eruption of Mt. Asama in central Honshu on Sept. 1.

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