Shinmoedake volcano’s eruption was caused after the Japanese Meteorological Agency noticed 100 volcanic earthquakes per day since the outset of October.
The volcanic eruption was ignited at 9.34pm on Tuesday (5.34am Wednesday local time).
Several volcanic tremors, triggered by the movement of magma and hot water underground, had also been seen near Shinmoedake, on the Japanese island of Kyushu.
The alert level for Shinmoedake, part of the Mt Kirishima cluster of volcanoes, has been elevated to 3 on a scale 5 after the eruption, the Japanese Meteorological Agency verified.
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