Earthquake might trigger the eruption of Mount Fuji in Japan

Earthquake might trigger the eruption of Mount Fuji in Japan

[12:39 p.m. ET, 2:39 a.m. Tokyo] Friday's quake is the strongest earthquake in recorded history to hit Japan, according to U.S. Geological Survey records. The previous record was an 8.6 magnitude earthquake that struck near the Chubu region near southwestern Honshu on October 28, 1707, that may have killed 5,000 people, said CNN meteorologist Sean Morris.

If this were to happen again, it would add so much more devastation. It was 35 days after the 8.6 Quake that Fuji erupted killing thousands.

Let's see what happens in the next month and a half

What a terrifying day so far.

I suppose we'll just have to wait and see.

Originally posted by thewesticle
What a terrifying day so far.

I suppose we'll just have to wait and see.

You're right, it's like hell on earth for the Japanese today.

I wish them luck and speedy recovery

Anyone else hear anything on this?

Bump on this! 13 Japanese Volcanoes more active

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that would also line up with this massive conspiricy



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(Yes I know it's past April 11 but volcanoes take some time to ramp up)