TOKYO, Aug 26 (News On Japan) –
As the Japanese authorities designates August 26 as “Volcano Disaster Prevention Day” beginning this 12 months, an academic occasion was held at a museum in Tokyo, the place individuals deepened their understanding of volcanoes.
Volcano Disaster Prevention Day was established to commemorate the primary volcanic observatory in Japan, which was arrange on August 26, 1911, at Mount Asama.
On August 25, the day earlier than Volcano Disaster Prevention Day, the National Museum of Nature and Science in Ueno, Tokyo, held a category on the formation of volcanoes and the mechanisms of eruptions.
Participants shared their ideas, with one saying, “If an underwater volcano erupts, I thought it would be dangerous for whales and other sea creatures that might be sleeping there. It would also be dangerous for humans.”
Another participant famous, “Understanding the formation of volcanoes and the ocean floor is significant.”
On August 26, a government-sponsored commemorative ceremony is scheduled to happen in Tokyo.
Source: ANN