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Malodorusu curistaru by Elios.k

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Malodorusu curistaru

Sulfur crystals deposited from the steam vents at Mt. Io (Iozan:sulfurous mountain) an active volcano two kilometers from the onsen town of Kawayu in Hokkaido, Japan.

Fumafumafumarole by Elios.k

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Fumafumafumarole

Some of the 1500+ sulfurous steam vents at Mt. Io (Iozan:sulfurous mountain) an active volcano two kilometers from the onsen town of Kawayu in Hokkaido, Japan.

Iozan by Elios.k

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Iozan

Sulfurous steam vents at Mt. Io (Iozan:sulfurous mountain) an active volcano two kilometers from the onsen town of Kawayu in Hokkaido, Japan. The 512-meter high volcano inside the giant Kussharo caldera is named Atosa-nupuri in the indigenous Ainu language, which means naked mountain.

Through the valley of stench by Elios.k

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Through the valley of stench

Sulfurous steam vents at Mt. Io, an active volcano two kilometers from the onsen town of Kawayu in Hokkaido, Japan.

Naked and furious by Elios.k

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Naked and furious

Sulfurous steam vents at Mt. Io, an active volcano two kilometers from the onsen town of Kawayu in Hokkaido, Japan. The 512-meter high volcano inside the giant Kussharo caldera is named Atosa-nupuri in the indigenous Ainu language, which means naked mountain.

Passing gasses by Elios.k

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Passing gasses

Visitors walk near the foot of Mt. Io (Iozan:sulfurous mountain) an active volcano two kilometers from the onsen town of Kawayu in Hokkaido, Japan. The 512-meter high volcano inside the giant Kussharo caldera is named Atosa-nupuri in the indigenous Ainu language, which means naked mountain, and has more than 1500 sulfurous vents, which one should not be caught downwind from :D

Work of (f)art by Elios.k

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Work of (f)art

Sulfur deposits from the steam vents at Mt. Io (Iozan:sulfurous mountain) an active volcano two kilometers from the onsen town of Kawayu in Hokkaido, Japan.