How to Pronounce Ontake san

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Learn how to say Ontake san with Japanese accent. • Ontake san (ontake san): In Japanese, it can be written as 御嶽山 . • • The volcano erupted on September 27, 2014, at around 11:52 Japan Standard Time (UTC+9). There were no significant earthquakes that might have warned authorities in the lead up to the phreatic eruption—caused by ground water flashing to steam in a hydrothermal explosion. The mountain is a popular tourist attraction for hikers, being considered good for beginner climbers and relatively safe, and the weather was also good, so there were several hundred people on its slopes at the time. The police said that they were searching for people remaining on the mountain. By 17:00 the police reported that three people were missing and were believed to be under ash. Another person was rescued from under the volcanic ash, but remained unconscious. Six people were injured, one by flying rocks. • By 19:30, the number of people believed to remain buried in ash rose to six. Nine people had been reported to be injured, five of whom had fractured bones. Later, at least 40 people were reported to be injured, and another 32 were believed to be missing. The JSDF began carrying out helicopter searches for missing people. One woman was reported to have died from the eruption. • • Mount Ontake seen from Mount Noko on September 29, 2014. • On September 28, the police reported that over 30 people had been found in cardiac arrest near the summit. Japanese emergency services often refer to people who show no vital signs, and are apparently dead, as being in cardiac arrest, as legally, only an authorised physician can pronounce a person dead. By September 29, a total of 36 bodies had been found, and 12 people had been pronounced dead; the search was suspended due to dangerous conditions, including hydrogen sulfide gas spewing from the mountain. On September 30, fears of escalating volcanic activity on Mt. Ontake continued to hinder rescue efforts. • On October 1, 2014, eleven new bodies were discovered by rescuers on the slopes of Mount Ontake after searching in previously unexplored areas of the ash-covered peak, bringing the total body count from 36 to 47; a revision after an erroneous initial count of 48. - from Wikipedia • • • For more pronunciation of Japanese words, please check: • • Japanese Words • • Or how Foreign Words are pronunced in Japan, please check: • • Foreign Words in Japan • • For more playlist, please check below: • / japaneseeng101

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