Скачать или смотреть 1 MINUTE AGO: Japan's Sakurajima Emits 2,800 TONS SO2 Daily - Aira Caldera Awakening

New volcanic data from Japan is drawing attention. Sakurajima is reportedly emitting around 2,800 tons of sulfur dioxide per day, a level that signals significant magma movement beneath the surface.

Sakurajima sits within the massive Aira Caldera, one of Japan’s most closely monitored volcanic systems.

In this video, we break down:

• What 2,800 tons of SO₂ emissions actually mean
• How gas output relates to magma pressure
• Whether this suggests escalating volcanic activity
• The relationship between Sakurajima and the Aira Caldera
• What experts are watching next

High sulfur dioxide emissions can indicate increased degassing from rising magma, but they do not automatically mean a major eruption is imminent.

Japan’s volcanic monitoring systems are among the most advanced in the world, and authorities continue to track seismic activity, deformation, and gas output carefully.

This is a developing situation. Stay informed and follow official advisories.



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