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Devil’s Sea

The Devil’s Sea

November 9, 2026November 9, 2026 by Tommy Hayes
The Myōjin-shō underwater volcano erupting in September 1952, photographed three days after the eruption destroyed the survey ship Kaiyo Maru No. 5

About 4 min readSouth of Tokyo lies a stretch of Pacific the Japanese call ma no umi — the devil sea. A bestselling book made it a Bermuda Triangle of the East. The real story is smaller, stranger, and mostly about a volcano.

Categories Science on the Edge Tags Bermuda Triangle, Devil's Sea, Dragon's Triangle, Explained, Kaiyo Maru, Myojin-sho Leave a comment

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