A volcano in Indonesia has recently erupted causing concerns around the Asia region. However, according to the latest reports from Japan's Meteorological Agency, there is no risk of tsunami caused by the volcano eruption. As Japan is in the same tectonic plate boundary zone, the eruption and its potential consequences are closely watched. No casualties have been reported thus far.

In Japan, people pay very close attention to natural disasters like earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcano eruptions due to the country's geological location. Government agencies are quite efficient in predicting and providing alerts for these events. The social value in Japan places high emphasis on safety, hence news like this would receive widespread attention and prompt reaction.

In the US or EU, volcanic eruptions might not bring the immediate association with a potential tsunami. However, alert systems are in place to warn citizens of potential risks. The response might not be as immediate as in Japan due to the lower frequency and risk of such natural disasters.