Families of victims who died in the 2014 eruption of Mt. Ontake climbed to the summit on Wednesday for the first time since Japan's deadliest postwar volcanic disaster.A day before the fourth anniversary of the eruption, which claimed 58 lives and left five other people unaccounted for, entry restrictions on a path to the summit were lifted at 10:30 a.m. and a group of around 30 relatives ascended the 3,067-meter mountain in central Japan to mourn for their loved ones.They offered silent prayers in a memorial service and set up a cenotaph bearing the inscription: "The memory of this tragedy…READ FULL ARTICLE
