Скачать или смотреть Volcanic eruption at Mount Shinmoedake sends vast cloud of ash into sky

A series of eruptions at Mount Shinmoedake in southern Japan sent clouds of ash into the sky as the volcano remained active for the first time since 2018.

Mount Shinmoedake began erupting on 22 June for the first time since 2018, national broadcaster NHK reported this week.
Eruptions have continued since then. On Wednesday, plumes of ash reached 2,800 metres above the crater rim.

These clips show the situation at Mount Shinmoedake on Sunday, 6 July and were filmed by a local resident.

"I stayed at the summit of Kurodake for about 30 minutes from around noon. Most of the time, a quiet white plume was rising, but several times, a coloured plume appeared as if the volcano was “breathing.” There is also footage that clearly shows this behaviour," the uploader wrote in the caption to their footage.