Mt Fuji Webcam...venting?

Any Volcanologists wish to share their own opinions/expertees on this. Its known the Volcano erupted not long after a major quake in Honshu bay in 1707. So if this *IS* steam/gaseous venting I wont be too surprised to hear. Not good news however.

fujigoko.tv (broken link fix)
www.fujigoko.tv...


www3.shizuokanet.ne.jp...

Looks more like early morning clouds over the mountain. Seems natural to me.
Unless the Mt Fuji seismo's are going harmonic I'd say it's normal mountain weather.
I wouldn't be suprised if she does go active though.

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two of the links arent working for me the last one works though and it doesn't look like anything to me except for some clouds, unless i'm not seeing it

also can't volcanoes vent without eruption? not saying either way whether not it actually is or whether or not it's preparing to blow but i can't remember any of this kind of thing from high school science class lol i never paid attention.

live-fuji.jp...

It only looks like clouds, for now.

All 3 links worked for me and I would say clouds, breathtaking view though

What is the weather like on the mountain? It looks as if the wind is blowing hard, bringing some flurries with it.

Just as a point of interest this 6.2 reading came from very close to Mt Fuji

MAP 6.2 2011/03/15 13:31:47 35.300 138.700 10.0 EASTERN HONSHU, JAPAN

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The 6.2 earlier today was pretty much right on top of Mt. Fuji
I would be watching this very close.

is it just mee but ,i'm getting like just a picture ? no moving lol

edit : looks like a strange cloud to me tho..

It will refresh with a static image every few minutes.
Just keep watching / page refresh.

in this case its the morning sun heating the snow atop fuji, making clouds.

ive seen it and photographed it many times.

now thats not to say it is not a danger, the city of fuji yoshida and the fujiko districts have many many saftey documetns around the area in case fujisan goes boom!

I use to live in Japan. For four years of my life, I awoke to a beautiful view of Fuji, and the clouds around the top are pretty much what it always looked like. One of the most beautiful sights in the morning to see. I think that seeing Fuji every day was actually part of what I enjoyed the most of my stay there.

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live-fuji.jp...