#mt Oakan

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Mt Oakan watches the road at night

Oakan is a mountain in Hokkaido, Japan. Overlooking Lake Akan, which has a well-known onsen (hot spring) and village of Ainu woodcarvers (the inhabitants of Hokkaido before the Japanese came). Oakan is visible along the road between Akan and Teshikaga. Oakan is considered "male" and makes a pair with the female volcano Meakan on the other side of Akan.

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List of volcanoes (Japan) List of volcano (Volcano list), the Japan major in the Quaternary volcano is a list of. Bold is active volcano , the activity rank (A) (B) (C ) (N / A) = are described outside rank. 110 mountains including 11 northern territories (Kunashiri, only Etorofu, unranked). However, the Japan Meteorological Agency does not use ABC's ranking because it does not consider the possibility of future eruptions and social impacts. Forty-seven volcanoes, such as those of ranks A, B, and C, are designated as volcanoes to be monitored at all times, and are constantly prepared for observation by institutions such as the Japan Meteorological Agency. For more information, see Active volcano #Volcano constantly monitored in Japan . Rank A volcanoes (13 mountains) 8 Tokachidake Hokkaido 10 Tarumaeyama Hokkaido 13 Mount Usu in Hokkaido 16 Hokkaido Komagatake Hokkaido 43 Asamayama Gunma Prefecture / Nagano Prefecture 56 Izu Oshima Tokyo 60 Miyakejima Tokyo 66 Izu Torishima Tokyo 82 Asoyama Kumamoto 83 Unzendake Nagasaki 88 Sakurajima Kagoshima 91 Iwo Jima , Kagoshima Prefecture 95 Suwanosejima Kagoshima Others 36 volcanoes of rank B 38 volcanoes of rank C Volcanoes not ranked (data shortage) 23 volcanoes Hokkaido Shiretoko Shiretoko Iwozan (B)An active volcano onthe Shiretoko Peninsula that eruptedhigh-purity molten sulfur . Mount Rausu (B) An active volcano with a lava dome on the Shiretoko Peninsula. Zenith mountain Chisaibetsudake Mt. Mt. Mount Shari Takesatake Samakkenupuri Mountain Lake Mashu (B) Atosanupuri (C) Kussharo caldera Mount Oakan Meakandake (B): Occasional eruptions and bans on mountain entry. Maruyama (C) Mount Nipesotsu Shikaribetsu Volcanoes Mirao Mountain Daisetsuzan (C): 30,000 years ago, a large eruption forming the Oachidaira caldera erupted, eruptingwelded tuff forming Sounkyo , reaching a thickness of 200 m. Later, Mt. Asahidake was formed. Nisei Kausuppe Mountain Mount Chubetsu Tomuraushi Mountain Tokachi Eboshi Volcanoes Tokachi Mimata Caldera ( English version ) Tokachidake (A): An active volcano on the southern edge of the Daisetsuzan system. The explosion during the Taisho era melted the snow around the summit, creating a massive mudflow . Mt. Rishiri (C): The mountain where Prince Tokujin the Crown Prince likes climbing. Mount Kumaneshiri Shijoroyama Akaigawa caldera Mount Horohoro - IsaoShun瞥山 Mount Orofure , Kurumadake Eniwadake (C) Mt.Kaze Fugen Tarumaeyama (A) Shikotsu caldera Mount Sapporo Kuranumadake Kuttara (C) Toya caldera Usuzan (A): A volcano erupting every 30 years. There were eruptions in theMeiji Shinzan, Showa Shinzan and 1970s, and erupted in Heisei. Shiribetsudake Mt. Yotei (C) Niseko Annupuri (C) Raidenyama Mount Kaba Narukawa Caldera Hokkaido Komagatake (A) (Esashi Komagatake) erupted about 100 years ago Crying mountain Esan Maruyama Esan (B) Money turtle Mount Hakodate Katsurunyama Oshima Oshima (B) Oshima Kojima Goshi Seamount Northern territories Etorofu island Kamuidake : Located on the eastern end of Etorofu Island . Altitude 1,322m Moseijidake (N / A): Altitude 1,124m Caldera formation tens of thousands of years ago. 1958 eruption Scatter Mountain (N / A): An active volcano on Etorofu Island Cape. Altitude 1,587m Baransky (N / A): Sashiusuyama altitude of 1,125m Oda Moeyama (N / A): Odamoyama 1,208m above sea level No eruption record. Yakeyama (N / A): 1,158m above sea level Single Crown Mountain (West Mono Crown Mountain) Mt. Atosa (N / A): 1,206m above sea level Bertalbe (N / A): Active volcano on the western edge of Etorofu Island Kunashir Island Mount Ruloui (N / A) Gandake (N / A): Anactive volcano in the eastern part of Kunashiri Island . It is 1,822 meters high and is the highest on Kunashir Island. Mount Rausu (N / A): An active volcano in the central and western part of Kunashiri Island. Shiretoko Peninsula has a similar name called Mount Rausu Tomariyama (N / A): Active volcano at the western end of Kunashir Island Tohoku region Mutsu Hiuchidake Mount Osore (C) Mount Iwaki (B) Hakkoda Mountain (C) Okiura caldera The eruption of Towada Caldera (B) 915 was the largest eruption in Japan in recent 2000 years. Mount Tashiro Fujisato Komagatake Moriyoshiyama Cold wind mountain Megata Seven o'clock rain mountain Hachimantai (C) Akita Yakiyama (B) Mount Iwate (B) Nipple Mountain Akita Komagatake (B) Yakeishidake Obiuchiyama Takamatsudake Kurikoma (B) Onikobe caldera Mukomachi caldera Naruko Volcanoes (C) Mt. Chokai (B) Hijiori caldera (C) Eruption about 12,000 years ago. Active volcano in 2003 Gassan Funagatayama Mt.Shirataka Kamurosan Daitodake Mount Karido Azabuyama Zao Mountain (B) Azumayama (B) Adachi Tarayama (B) Bandaisan (B) Nemagatake Sunagobara caldera Lake Numazawa (C) Mount Asakusa Morimondake Mount Niki Hiuchigatake (C) Aizu Nunobikiyama Kanto / Chubu region Mount Nasu (B) Mount Kogen (C) Mount Nine Daimanakoyama Taroyama Male body mountain Nikko Shirane Mountain (C) Mount Numagami Kinunuma Mount Takeson Kesamaruyama Imperial Sea Mountain Mount Akagi (C) Onokoyama Kochimoyama Mount Haruna (B) Ishiyama Naeba Mountain Toriyama Takashayama Madarao Mountain Niigata Yakiyama (B) Myoko Mountain (C) Kurohimeyama Mount Iinawa Mt. Shiga Volcanoes Kusatsu Shiraneyama (B) Mt. Shiayama Minamiyama Eboshiyama Mt. Asama (A)-An active volcano that repeatedly erupts in ashort period of time Migahara Kirigamine Kita-Yokodake (C) ( Kita-Yatsugatake ) Minami Yatsugatake Chigatake Black Fuji Fuji (B)-Japan's highest peak and typical stratovolcano Mt. Ashitaka Hakone (B) Komagatake Kinkiyama Eastern Izu Volcanoes (B) Hakuba Norikura Tateyama volcano (C): To avoid confusion with three non-active volcanoes, Tateyamais called " Midagahara " by the Japan Meteorological Agency . Mt Washu- Mt Washu itself is not a volcano Yakedake (B) Mount Akandana (C) Mount Norikura (C) Ontakesan (B) Eruption on September 27, 2014 (dead, 63 missing), the first time in seven years. Hakusan (C) Izu-Ogasawara Islands Izu Oshima (A) Omuro Dashi Toshima (C) Unadone Island Niijima (B) Shikinejima Kozushima (B) Miyakejima (A) Onohara Island Mikurajima (C) Inada Namijima Hachijojima (C) Hachijo Kojima Aogashima (C) Myojin reef caldera Myojin Reef (N / A) Bayones rock formations Sumisu Island (N / A) Torishima (A) (listed as "Izu Torishima" on the Japan Meteorological Agency website) Soufu Rock (N / A) Nishinoshima (B) Confirmed Niijima in November 2013, active as of March 2015. Uigata Seamount (N / A) Haitoku Seamount (N / A) Eruption Asane (N / A) ( Kita Iwo Jima ) Iwo Jima (B) North Fukutoku Bank (N / A) South iwo Fukutokuoka noba (N / A) Minami Hiyoshi Seamount (N / A) Nikko Seamount (N / A) Fukujin Seamount Kinki region Kita-Tajima Monogen Volcanoes Kannabe volcanoes - Kaminabeyama etc. Genbudo-dong Chugoku region Radish island Hiruzen Kadoga-sen Oyama (Tottori Prefecture) Sanbeyama (C) Oe Takayama Abu Volcanoes (C) Aonoyama volcanoes Aonoyama Tokuyama Kinpoyama Sengokudake Yokumagatake Six islands Oki Islands Onameyama (Hiroshima Prefecture) … In 2013, added by the review of volcano by AIST Shikoku region There is no Quaternary volcano in the Shikoku region Kyushu region Kurose Himejima Ryokoyama Mount Tsurumi and Mount Garan (B) Yufudake (C) Kujuyama (B) Inmuta caldera Kodaira-Mizuguchiyama volcanoes Mizuguchiyama Mount Kodaira Jisoji Temple Takasakiyama Fukuman-Tateishiyama volcanoes Tateishiyama Fukumanzan Hidake Okayama-Amagebake Volcanoes Ame Jogatake Okayama Noyama-Hamureyama volcanoes Hanamuresan Noineyama Mt. Mount Kabushi Mannenzan Mount Aso (A) Kinbongsan Unzendake (A) Mount Tara Fukue volcanoes (C) Ojika Island Ukushima Mt. Kirishima (B) Kakuto caldera Kobayashi caldera Yonemaru (C) Sumiyoshi Pond (C) Aoshiki Irumuta Satsuma Maruyama Aira caldera Young Son (N / A) Sakurajima (A) Nansatsu volcanoes Western part Mount Noma Jinnoo Kusano Eastern part (Ibusuki volcanoes) Ata Caldera Ikedayama River (C) Lake Ikeda Matsugabo Pond bottom Eel pond Narukawa Basin Yamakawa Bay Kaimondake (C) Southwest islands Kikai Caldera Satsuma Iwo Jima (A) Sone Island Kuchierabujima (B) Eruption on August 3, 2014 for the first time in about 34 years. An explosive eruption on May 29, 2015. Kuchinoshima (C) Nakanoshima (B) Suwanose Island (A) Hirashima Woja Island Kowo snake island Kuroshima Bad stone island Kotakara Island Yokotojima Daiichi Amami Knoll South Amani Knoll Iwo Torishima (B) Northern part of the Iheya pit Izena cave Kuba Island Hatoma Knoll Iriomote Island North-Northeast Submarine Volcano (N / A) 4th Yonaguni Knoll