The Japanese government has released simulated video footage of a large Mt. Fuji eruption, predicting its impact, including ashfall, in an effort to better prepare people for such a disaster scenario.The 10-minute video uses computer graphics to depict scenes after an eruption on a scale equivalent to the last confirmed blast in 1707. It warns that power supplies, sewage systems, and roads and railways would be among the infrastructure affected.The video featuring a potential disaster at the 3,776-meter peak -- Japan's tallest -- can be viewed on the Cabinet Office website and comes as the …READ FULL ARTICLE