35 years after the devastating pyroclastic flow from Unzen-Fugendake volcano in Nagasaki killed 43 people, memorial services are being held in Shimabara city, with bereaved families honoring the victims.
35 years after the Unzen-Fugendake pyroclastic flow disaster in Nagasaki Prefecture, which claimed 43 lives, memorial services were held in Shimabara City. Mayor Ryusaburo Furukawa emphasized the importance of passing down knowledge of nature's power to children and reflecting on personal safety.
35 years after the Unzen-Fugendake eruption caused 43 deaths and disappearances, survivors are rebuilding. A cattle farmer who lost his farm in 1991 has restarted as a peach farmer. His grandchildren will light candles depicting memories of the disaster at a memorial event.
