Kurakatoa No Daifunka: Sekai No Rekishi O Ugokashita Kazan

His detailed storytelling makes the event feel immediate, but I wonder if there's a personal reason or particular fascination behind choosing this volcano.

The way the ash, sound, and destruction are described really brings the disaster to life — but it also made me feel a bit anxious about natural forces.

The mix of history, geology, and human stories felt seamless, but I wonder what he chose to emphasize or omit in shaping the narrative.