00:00A massive volcano just erupted in Japan, blasting ash over 4 kilometers into the sky.
00:06And this one's far from quiet.
00:08In the early hours of Sunday, Sakurajima volcano roared to life.
00:12Located in Japan's Kagoshima Prefecture, it launched a huge ash plume soaring 4,400 meters high.
00:19This marks the highest eruption since October last year.
00:22Volcanic rocks were blasted all the way to the mountain's fifth station.
00:26Thankfully, no injuries or damage have been reported yet.
00:29The alert level remains at 3, meaning access to the mountain is restricted.
00:34Sakurajima is one of Japan's most active volcanoes.
00:37And believe it or not, it used to be an island, until a massive 1914 eruption connected it to land with lava.
00:44As the ash spreads across nearby regions, Japan remains on high alert.
00:49Just days earlier, Japan released a chilling simulation of a future Mount Fuji eruption.
00:54The footage shows cities blanketed in ash and critical infrastructure collapsing.
00:58Why, Mount Fuji is overdue.
01:01It hasn't erupted in 300 years.
01:03This eruption is a loud reminder.
01:05Japan's volcanic giants are restless.
01:07And they're being watched more closely than ever.
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