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The ropeway station (cablecar) that will bring us up to Mt Aso


Getting into the cable car

On the way up

People selling sulphur near the crater
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This shelter is meant for anyone in case there is any sudden volcanic activity
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Looking down the crater
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Its suprising very cold near the volcano
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The wind was so strong that we did not use our banner
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Igneous rocks - a kind of volcanic rock
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There are actually people selling the rocks at 200yen. They can be found everywhere at Mt Aso
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At the foot of Mt Aso, there are people rearing horses
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These horses are much bigger than those we see in Singapore, and each one of them is marked

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Then just 50m away from the fields, there is a stall selling horse meat ...
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This was what became of us when we came down from Mt Aso, we were covered with a lot of ashes
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Technology has enabled us to be closer to nature. There are actually 3 ways to go up Mt Aso: walk up, by cars, by cable car. Roads are well laid out.
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In addition, Mt Aso has also attracted many tourists, earning revenues for Japan
It also provided a source of livelihood for a lot of people like tour guides, restaurants etc
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