List of volcanoes in Japan

This is a list of active and extinct volcanoes in Japan. Orange background indicates a volcano considered active by the Japan Meteorological Agency.

See also: Lists of volcanoes

Hokkaido

Name	Elevation (m)	Elevation (ft)	Coordinates	Last eruption
Akaigawa Caldera	725	2379	43.083°N 140.817°E / 43.083; 140.817 (Akaigawa Caldera)	1.3 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Atosanupuri	512	1680	43.610°N 144.438°E / 43.610; 144.438 (Mount Atosanupuri)	1000-200 BP[† 1]
Mount Eniwa	1320	4331	42.793°N 141.285°E / 42.793; 141.285 (Mount Eniwa)	17th century[† 1]
Mount Esan	613	2028	41.804°N 141.166°E / 41.804; 141.166 (Mount Esan)	AD 1874[† 1]
Akan Caldera	-	-	43.451°N 144.110°E / 43.451; 144.110 (Akan Caldera)	0.25 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Meakan	1499	4916	43.386°N 144.008°E / 43.386; 144.008 (Mount Meakan)	AD 2008[† 1]
Mount Oakan	1370	4495	43.453°N 144.163°E / 43.453; 144.163 (Mount Oakan)	5-2.5 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Iō	1563	5128	44.131°N 145.165°E / 44.131; 145.165 (Mount Iō)	AD 1936[† 1]
Kussharo Caldera	-	-	43.621°N 144.336°E / 43.621; 144.336 (Lake Kussharo)	Pre-Kussharo: 2.6-1.0 Ma BP Kussharo: 0.34-0.03 Ma BP Nakajima Island: Younger than 2.3 ka BP[† 1]
Kuttara Caldera	581	1906	42.499°N 141.175°E / 42.499; 141.175 (Kuttara Caldera)	40 ka BP[† 1]
Mashū Caldera	855	2805	43.570°N 144.565°E / 43.570; 144.565 (Mashū Caldera)	1 ka BP[† 1]
Nigorigawa Caldera	356	1168	42.12°N 140.45°E / 42.12; 140.45 (Nigorigawa)	15 ka BP[† 1]
Nipesotsu-Maruyama Volcanic Group	2013	6604	43.453°N 143.036°E / 43.453; 143.036 (Nipesotsu-Maruyama)	Mt. Maruyama AD 1898[† 2]
Niseko Volcanic Group	1309	4295	42.88°N 140.63°E / 42.88; 140.63 (Niseko Volcanic Group)	Mt. Iwaonupuri (ja) 6 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Onnebetsu	1330	4364	43.993°N 145.013°E / 43.993; 145.013 (Mount Onnebetsu)	0.2 Ma BP[† 1]
Oshima-Ōshima	737	2418	41.50°N 139.37°E / 41.50; 139.37 (Oshima Oshima)	AD 1759[† 1]
Mount Rausu	1661	5449	44.075°N 145.122°E / 44.075; 145.122 (Mount Rausu)	700-500 BP[† 1]
Mount Rishiri	1721	5646	45.18°N 141.25°E / 45.18; 141.25 (Mount Rishiri)	8-2 ka BP[† 1]
Shikaribetsu Volcano Group	1430	4692	43.312°N 143.096°E / 43.312; 143.096 (Shikaribetsu Volcano Group)	20 ka BP or later[† 1]
Shikotsu Caldera	1320	4331	42.753°N 141.327°E / 42.753; 141.327 (Shikotsu Caldera)	50-40 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Shiribetsu	1107	3632	42.767°N 140.916°E / 42.767; 140.916 (Mount Shiribetsu)	Hundreds of thousands of years BP[† 1]
Tōya Caldera	-	-	42.602°N 140.851°E / 42.602; 140.851 (Lake Tōya)	Caldera: 0.14 Ma BP[† 1] Center cone: 40-30 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Hokkaidō-Komagatake	1131	3711	42.063°N 140.677°E / 42.063; 140.677 (Mount Hokkaidō-Koma)	AD 2000[† 1]
Mount Shari	1547	5075	43.765°N 144.717°E / 43.765; 144.717 (Mount Shari)	0.25 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Shiretoko	1254	4114	44.235°N 145.273°E / 44.235; 145.273 (Mount Shiretoko)	0.2 Ma BP[† 1]
Taisetsu Volcano Group	2290	7513	43.663°N 142.854°E / 43.663; 142.854 (Taisetsu Volcano Group)	Caldera: 38 ka BP AD 1739[† 1]
Mount Tarumae	1041	3416	42.690°N 141.376°E / 42.690; 141.376 (Mount Tarumae)	AD 1981[† 1]
Mount Tenchō	1046	3432	44.044°N 145.086°E / 44.044; 145.086 (Mount Tenchō)	1.9 ka BP[† 1]
Tokachi-Mitsumata Caldera	-	-	43.516°N 143.150°E / 43.516; 143.150 (Tokachi -Mitsumata Caldera)	1 Ma BP[† 1]
Tomuraushi-Chubetsu Volcano Group	2141	7024	43.527°N 142.849°E / 43.527; 142.849 (Tomuraushi-Chubetsu Volcano Group)	Mt. Kaunnai: 0.1 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Unabetsu	1419	4656	43.876°N 144.876°E / 43.876; 144.876 (Mount Unabetsu)	0.5 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Usu --- Mount Shōwa-shinzan[1]	737	2418	42.543°N 140.839°E / 42.543; 140.839 (Mount Usu)	Mount Usu: AD 2000[† 1] Mt. Shōwa-shinzan: AD 1944
Mount Yōtei	1898	6227	42.826°N 140.811°E / 42.826; 140.811 (Mount Yōtei)	2.5 ka BP[† 1]

Honshū

Name	Elevation (m)	Elevation (ft)	Coordinates	Last eruption
Abu Volcano Group	-	-	34.50°N 131.60°E / 34.50; 131.60 (Abu Volcano Group)	Mt. Kasayama (ja): 8.8 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Adatara	1718	5635	37.62°N 140.28°E / 37.62; 140.28 (Mount Adatara)	AD 1900[† 1]
Mount Akagi	1828	5997	36.53°N 139.18°E / 36.53; 139.18 (Mount Akagi)	AD 1251?[† 3]
Mount Akandana	2109	6919	36.200°N 137.572°E / 36.200; 137.572 (Mount Akandana)	10-6.5 ka[† 4]
Mount Akita-Komagatake	1637	5371	39.75°N 140.80°E / 39.75; 140.80 (Mount Akita-Koma)	AD 1971[† 1]
Mount Akita-Yakeyama	1366	4482	39.964°N 140.757°E / 39.964; 140.757 (Mount Akita-Yakeyama)	AD 1997[† 1]
Mount Amagi	1406	4613	34.862°N 139.002°E / 34.862; 139.002 (Mount Amagi)	0.2 Ma BP[† 1]
Aonoyama Volcano Group	-	-	34.461°N 131.791°E / 34.461; 131.791 (Aonoyama Volcano Group)	70 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Asakusa	1585	5200	37.343°N 139.234°E / 37.343; 139.234 (Mount Asakusa)	1.6 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Asama	2544	8340	36.405°N 138.522°E / 36.405; 138.522 (Mount Asama)	AD 2019[† 5]
Mount Ashitaka	1504	4934	35.219°N 138.800°E / 35.219; 138.800 (Mount Ashitaka)	80 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Azuma	1705	5594	37.73°N 140.25°E / 37.73; 140.25 (Mount Azuma)	AD 1977[† 1]
Mount Azumaya	2354	7723	36.542°N 138.413°E / 36.542; 138.413 (Mount Azumaya)	0.3 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Bandai	1819	5968	37.60°N 140.08°E / 37.60; 140.08 (Mount Bandai)	AD 1888[† 1]
Mount Chōkai	2237	7326	39.08°N 140.03°E / 39.08; 140.03 (Mount Chōkai)	AD 1974[† 1]
Mount Daisen	1729	5673	35.371°N 133.54°E / 35.371; 133.54 (Mount Daisen)	17 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Druma	982	3222	34.955°N 138.839°E / 34.955; 138.839 (Mount Druma)	0.5 Ma BP[† 1]
Eboshi Volcano Group	2227	7306	36.433°N 138.387°E / 36.433; 138.387 (Eboshi Volcano Group)	0.3 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Fuji	3776	12388	35.358°N 138.731°E / 35.358; 138.731 (Mount Fuji)	AD 1707[† 1]
Mount Futamata (ja)	1548	5079	37.246°N 139.967°E / 37.246; 139.967 (Mount Futamata)	90 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Gassan	1984	6509	38.549°N 140.027°E / 38.549; 140.027 (Mount Gassan)	0.3 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Hachimantai	1614	5295	39.95°N 140.85°E / 39.95; 140.85 (Mount Hachimantai)	7.3 ka BP[† 1]
Hakkōda Caldera	-	-	40.693°N 140.930°E / 40.693; 140.930 (Hakkōda Caldera)	0.4 Ma BP BP[† 1]
Mount Hakkōda	1585	5200	40.656°N 140.881°E / 40.656; 140.881 (Mount Hakkōda)	600-400 BP[† 1]
Mount Hakone	1438	4720	35.22°N 139.02°E / 35.22; 139.02 (Mount Hakone)	AD 2015[† 1]
Mount Haku	2702	8865	36.15°N 136.78°E / 36.15; 136.78 (Mount Haku)	AD 1659[† 1]
Mount Haruna	1449	4754	36.47°N 138.88°E / 36.47; 138.88 (Mount Haruna)	AD 525-550[† 6]
Hijiori Caldera	516	1693	38.608°N 140.161°E / 38.608; 140.161 (Hijiori Caldera)	12 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Hiuchigatake	2356	7730	36.95°N 139.28°E / 36.95; 139.28 (Mount Hiuchi)	AD 1544[† 1]
Mount Hotaka (ja)	2158	7080	36.805°N 139.132°E / 36.805; 139.132 (Mount Hotaka)	1 Ma BP[† 1]
Ikarigaseki Caldera	-	-	40.499°N 140.620°E / 40.499; 140.620 (Ikarigaseki Caldera)	1.3 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Iiji	1112	3648	36.956°N 138.833°E / 36.956; 138.833 (Mount Iiji)	0.2 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Iizuna	1917	6289	36.739°N 138.136°E / 36.739; 138.136 (Mount Iizuna)	0.15 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Iwaki	1625	5331	40.65°N 140.30°E / 40.65; 140.30 (Mount Iwaki)	AD 1863[† 1]
Izu-Tōbu volcano Group	1406	4613	34.92°N 139.12°E / 34.92; 139.12 (Izu-Tōbu volcano Group)	Teishi Knoll (ja): 1989[† 1]
Mount Iwate	2041	6696	39.850°N 141.004°E / 39.850; 141.004 (Mount Iwate)	AD 1919[† 1]
Kannabe Volcano Group	-	-	35.507°N 134.675°E / 35.507; 134.675 (Kannabe Volcano Group)	Mt.Kannabe: 20-10 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Kanpū	355	1165	39.93°N 139.88°E / 39.93; 139.88 (Mount Kanpū)	10 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Kirigamine	1925	6316	36.103°N 138.196°E / 36.103; 138.196 (Mount Kirigamine)	0.75 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Komochi	1296	4252	36.591°N 138.998°E / 36.591; 138.998 (Mount Komochi)	0.2 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Kurohime	2053	6736	36.817°N 138.120°E / 36.817; 138.120 (Mount Kurohime)	50 ka BP[† 1]
Kurofuji Volcano Group	1642	5387	35.803°N 138.536°E / 35.803; 138.536 (Kurofuji Volcano Group)	0.5 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Kurikoma	1628	5341	38.95°N 140.78°E / 38.95; 140.78 (Mount Kurikoma)	AD 1944[† 7]
Mount Kusatsu-Shirane	2160	7123	36.619°N 138.535°E / 36.619; 138.535 (Mount Kusatsu-Shirane)	AD 2018[† 8]
Mount Onoko	1208	3963	36.581°N 138.937°E / 36.581; 138.937 (Mount Komochi)	1.2 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Madarao	1382	4534	36.837°N 138.274°E / 36.837; 138.274 (Mount Madarao)	0.5 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Minakami	659	2162	36.554°N 138.222°E / 36.554; 138.222 (Mount Minakami)	0.3 Ma BP[† 1]
Megata	291	955	39.95°N 139.73°E / 39.95; 139.73 (Megata)	20-29 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Moriyoshi	1454	4770	39.977°N 140.544°E / 39.977; 140.544 (Mount Moriyoshi)	0.5 Ma BP[† 1]
Mukaimachi Caldera	-	-	38.75°N 140.51°E / 38.75; 140.51 (Mukaimachi Caldera)	0.6 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Mutsu-Hiuchi	781	2562	41.439°N 141.052°E / 41.439; 141.052 (Mount Mutsu-Hiuchi)	0.5 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Myōkō	2446	8025	36.891°N 138.113°E / 36.891; 138.113 (Mount Myōkō)	3 ka BP[† 9]
Mount Naeba	2145	7037	36.836°N 138.684°E / 36.836; 138.684 (Mount Naeba)	0.2 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Nanashigure	1063	3488	40.069°N 141.106°E / 40.069; 141.106 (Mount Nanashigure)	0.9 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Nantai	2484	8148	36.768°N 139.486°E / 36.768; 139.486 (Mount Nantai)	7 ka BP[† 1]
Narugo Caldera	462	1542	38.73°N 140.73°E / 38.73; 140.73 (Narugo Caldera)	AD 837[† 10]
Mount Nasu	1917	6283	37.12°N 139.97°E / 37.12; 139.97 (Mount Nasu)	Mt. Chausu (ja): AD 1963[† 1]
Mount Nekoma	1404	4606	37.615°N 140.016°E / 37.615; 140.016 (Mount Nekoma)	0.8 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Niigata-Yakeyama	2400	7874	36.920°N 138.036°E / 36.920; 138.036 (Mount Niigata-Yakeyama)	2016[† 1]
Mount Nikkō-Shirane	2578	8458	36.798°N 139.376°E / 36.798; 139.376 (Mount Nikkō-Shirane)	AD 1890[† 1]
Nodai Caldera	-	-	41.267°N 140.867°E / 41.267; 140.867 (Nodai Caldera)	1.9 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Nyōhō-Akanagi	2483	8146	36.811°N 139.536°E / 36.811; 139.536 (Nyōhō-Akanagi)	80 ka BP[† 11]
Mount Norikura	3026	9928	36.106°N 137.55°E / 36.106; 137.55 (Mount Norikura)	2 ka BP[† 1]
Numazawa	1100	3609	37.454°N 139.572°E / 37.454; 139.572 (Numazawa)	5.4 ka BP[† 1]
Oki-Dōgo	151	495	36.181°N 133.324°E / 36.181; 133.324 (Oki-Dōgo)	0.42 Ma BP[† 1]
Okiura Caldera	-	-	40.567°N 140.733°E / 40.567; 140.733 (Okiura Caldera)	1.5 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Omanago	2376	7795	36.796°N 139.507°E / 36.796; 139.507 (Mount Omanago)	0.47 Ma[† 12]
Mount Ontake	3063	10049	35.890°N 137.48°E / 35.890; 137.48 (Mount Ontake)	AD 2014[† 13]
Onikobe Caldera	-	-	38.83°N 140.69°E / 38.83; 140.69 (Onikobe Caldera)	0.2 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Osore	879	2884	41.32°N 141.08°E / 41.32; 141.08 (Mount Osore)	20 ka BP or 1787[† 1]
Mount Sanbe	1126	3694	35.13°N 132.62°E / 35.13; 132.62 (Mount Sanbe)	1.4-1.3 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Shiga	2041	6696	36.70°N 138.52°E / 36.70; 138.52 (Mount Shiga)	10 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Sukai	2144	7034	36.689°N 139.337°E / 36.689; 139.337 (Mount Sukai)	0.9 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Takahara	1795	5889	36.90°N 139.78°E / 36.90; 139.78 (Mount Takahara)	6.5 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Takara	350	1148	35.346°N 134.919°E / 35.346; 134.919 (Mount Takara)	0.3 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Takayashiro	1351	4432	36.799°N 138.403°E / 36.799; 138.403 (Mount Takayashiro)	0.2 Ma BP[† 1]
Midagahara (A.K.A. Tateyama)	-	-	36.57°N 137.60°E / 36.57; 137.60 (Midagahara)	AD 1836 (AD 1949?)[† 1]
Tazawako Caldera	-	-	39.722°N 140.661°E / 39.722; 140.661 (Tazawa Caldera)	1.4 Ma BP[† 1]
Tokachidake Volcano Group	2077	6814	43.418°N 142.686°E / 43.418; 142.686 (Tokachidake Volcano Group)	2004[† 1]
Towada Caldera	1159	3802	40.47°N 140.92°E / 40.47; 140.92 (Towada Caldera)	AD 915[† 1]
Washiba-Kumontaira	2924	9593	36.408°N 137.594°E / 36.408; 137.594 (Washiba-Kumontaira)	4000 BC
Mount Yake	2455	8054	36.226°N 137.587°E / 36.226; 137.587 (Mount Yake)	AD 1963[† 1]
Mount Yakeishi	1548	5079	39.164°N 140.829°E / 39.164; 140.829 (Mount Yakeishi)	0.2 Ma BP[† 1]
Kita-Yatsugatake (Northern Yatsugatake Volcanic Group)	-	-	36.088°N 138.32°E / 36.088; 138.32 (Northern Yatsugatake Volcanic Group)	Mt.Yokodake: 0.9-0.7 ka BP[† 1]
Minami-Yatsugatake (Southern Yatsugatake Volcanic Group)	-	-	35.971°N 138.37°E / 35.971; 138.37 (Southern Yatsugatake Volcanic Group)	0.1 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Tateshina (Part of　Northern Yatsugatake Volcanic Group)	2530	8300	36.10°N 138.30°E / 36.10; 138.30 (Mount Tateshina)
Mount Zaō	1841	6040	38.15°N 140.45°E / 38.15; 140.45 (Mount Zaō)	AD 1940[† 1]

Izu Islands

Name	Elevation (m)	Elevation (ft)	Coordinates	Last eruption
Aogashima	423	1388	32.45°N 139.77°E / 32.45; 139.77 (Aogashima)	AD 1785[† 1]
Bayonnaise Rocks	11	36	31.888°N 139.918°E / 31.888; 139.918 (Bayonnaise Rocks)	AD 1970[† 14]
Hachijōjima	854	2802	33.13°N 139.77°E / 33.13; 139.77 (Hachijojima)	AD 1605[† 1]
Izu-Ōshima	758	2507	34.726°N 139.394°E / 34.726; 139.394 (Izu-Ōshima)	Mt. Mihara: AD 1990[† 1]
Kōzushima	574	1877	34.22°N 139.15°E / 34.22; 139.15 (Kozushima)	AD 838[† 1]
Kurose	-110	-361	33.40°N 139.68°E / 33.40; 139.68 (Kurose Hole)	Caldera: older than 20 ka BP[† 15]
Mikurajima	851	2792	33.871°N 139.605°E / 33.871; 139.605 (Mikurajima)	6.3 ka BP[† 1]
Miyakejima	813	2674	34.086°N 139.526°E / 34.086; 139.526 (Miyakejima)	AD 2013[† 16]
Myōjinshō (A.K.A. Myojin Reef)	-50	-164	31.918°N 140.021°E / 31.918; 140.021 (Myōjinshō)	AD 1970[† 1]
Niijima	432	1417	34.37°N 139.27°E / 34.37; 139.27 (Niijima)	Mt. Mukaiyama: 887[† 1]
Sofugan (A.K.A. Lot's Wife)	99	325	29.793°N 140.342°E / 29.793; 140.342 (Sofugan (Lot's Wife))	(Discolored water: AD 1975)[† 1]
Sumisujima (A.K.A. Smith Rocks)	136	446	31.439°N 140.05°E / 31.439; 140.05 (Sumisujima (Smith Rocks))	AD 1916[† 1]
Toshima	508	1667	34.52°N 139.28°E / 34.52; 139.28 (Toshima)	9.1-4.0 ka BP[† 1]
Torishima (A.K.A. Izu-Torishima)	394	1293	30.484°N 140.302°E / 30.484; 140.302 (Torishima)	AD 2002[† 1]

Ogasawara Archipelago

The Ogasawara Archipelago include the Bonin Islands and Volcano Islands.

Name	Elevation (m)	Elevation (ft)	Coordinates	Last eruption
Nishinoshima	142	466	27.274°N 140.877°E / 27.274; 140.877 (Nishinoshima)	AD 2017
Fukutoku-Okanoba	-25	-82	24.28°N 141.485°E / 24.28; 141.485 (Fukutoku-Okanoba)	AD 2005[† 17]
Fukujin Seamount	-43	-141	21.767°N 143.717°E / 21.767; 143.717 (Fukujin Seamount)	AD 1974[† 18]
Funka Asane	-20	-67	25.455°N 141.238°E / 25.455; 141.238 (Funka Asane)	AD 1945[† 1]
Kita-Iōjima (North Iwo Jima)	792	2598	25.43°N 141.28°E / 25.43; 141.28 (Kita-Iōjima (North Iwo Jima))	0.14 Ma BP[† 1]
Iōjima (Iwo Jima)	161	528	24.781°N 141.315°E / 24.781; 141.315 (Iōjima (Iwo Jima))	AD 2015[† 1]
Kaitoku Seamount	-103	-338	26.127°N 141.098°E / 26.127; 141.098 (Kaitoku Seamount)	AD 1984[† 19]
Kaikata Seamount	-165	-541	26.667°N 140.929°E / 26.667; 140.929 (Kaikata Seamount)	(Submarine hydrothermal activity: AD 1988)[† 1]
Kasuga Seamount	-598	-1962	22.767°N 142.717°E / 22.767; 142.717 (Kasuga Seamount)	AD 1959[† 20]
Minami-Kasuga Seamount	-274	-899	21.6°N 143.633°E / 21.6; 143.633 (Minami-Kasuga Seamount)
Kita-Fukutokutai	-55	-180	24.414°N 141.419°E / 24.414; 141.419 (Kita-Fukutokutai)	AD 1988?[† 1]
Minami-Hiyoshi Seamount	-30	-98	23.5°N 141.935°E / 23.5; 141.935 (Minami-Hiyoshi Seamount)	AD 1976[† 21]
Nikkō Seamount	-612	-2008	23.083°N 142.3°E / 23.083; 142.3 (Nikkō Seamount)	(Discolored water: AD 1979)[† 1]
Mokuyō Seamount	-920	-3018	28.317°N 140.566°E / 28.317; 140.566 (Mokuyo Seamount)	(Submarine hydrothermal activity: AD 1990)[† 1]
Suiyo Seamount	-1418	-4652	28.6°N 140.633°E / 28.6; 140.633 (Suiyō Seamount)	(Submarine hydrothermal activity: AD 1991)[† 1]

Kyūshū

Name	Elevation (m)	Elevation (ft)	Coordinates	Last eruption
Aira Caldera	-	-	31.656°N 130.705°E / 31.656; 130.705 (Aira Caldera)	25 ka BP[† 1]
Ata Caldera	-	-	31.359°N 130.683°E / 31.359; 130.683 (Ata Caldera)	0.11 Ma BP[† 1]
Wakamiko Caldera	-	-	31.666°N 130.783°E / 31.666; 130.783 (Wakamiko Caldera)	19 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Aso (A.K.A. Aso Caldera)	1592	5223	32.881°N 131.106°E / 32.881; 131.106 (Mount Aso)	AD 2019[† 22]
Fukue Volcano Group	315	1033	32.653°N 128.861°E / 32.653; 128.861 (Fukue Volcano Group)	unknown volcano: 2.4 ka BP[† 1]
Mount Futago (ja)	720	2362	33.583°N 131.601°E / 33.583; 131.601 (Mount Futago)	1.1 Ma BP[† 1]
Ibusuki Volcanic Field	922	3025	31.22°N 130.57°E / 31.22; 130.57 (Ibusuki Volcanic Field)	30 ka BP[† 1]
Ikeda (Part of Ibusuki Volcanic Field)	256	840	31.235°N 130.564°E / 31.235; 130.564 (Ikeda)	Mt. Nabeshima 4.9 ka BP[† 1]
Imuta	509	1670	31.822°N 130.461°E / 31.822; 130.461 (Imuta)	0.35 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Kaimon	922	3025	31.180°N 130.528°E / 31.180; 130.528 (Mount Kaimon)	AD 885[† 1]
Kakuto Caldera	-	-	32.0455°N 130.764°E / 32.0455; 130.764 (Kakuto Caldera)	0.35-0.30 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Kinbō (Kinpō)	665	2182	32.814°N 130.639°E / 32.814; 130.639 (Mount Kinbō)	0.2 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Kirishima	1700	5577	31.931°N 130.864°E / 31.931; 130.864 (Mount Kirishima)	Mt. Shinmoedake: AD 2018[† 1]
Kobayashi Caldera	-	-	31.99°N 130.976°E / 31.99; 130.976 (Kobayashi Caldera)	0.4 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Kujū	1791	5876	33.083°N 131.251°E / 33.083; 131.251 (Mount Kuju)	AD 1996[† 1]
Sakurajima	1117	3665	31.585°N 130.657°E / 31.585; 130.657 (Sakurajima)	AD 2016[† 23]
Ojikajima Volcano Group	111	364	33.201°N 129.063°E / 33.201; 129.063 (Ojikajima Volcano Group)	0.3 Ma BP[† 1]
Lake Sumiyoshi	-	-	31.771°N 130.591°E / 31.771; 130.591 (Lake Sumiyoshi)	8.2 ka BP[† 24]
Yonemaru	-	-	31.775°N 130.564°E / 31.775; 130.564 (Yonemaru)	8.1-8 ka BP[† 24]
Mount Takasaki	628	2060	33.252°N 131.524°E / 33.252; 131.524 (Mount Takasaki)	0.5 Ma BP[† 24]
Mount Tara	1076	3530	32.974°N 130.071°E / 32.974; 130.071 (Mount Tara)	0.4 Ma BP[† 1]
Mount Tsurumi and Mount Garan	1584	5197	33.28°N 131.432°E / 33.28; 131.432 (Mount Tsurumi)	AD 867[† 1]
Mount Unzen	1500	4921	32.757°N 130.294°E / 32.757; 130.294 (Mount Unzen)	AD 1996[† 1]
Mount Yufu	1583	5194	33.282°N 131.390°E / 33.282; 131.390 (Mount Yufu)	2.0-1.9 ka BP[† 1]

Ryūkyū Islands

Name	Elevation (m)	Elevation (ft)	Coordinates	Last eruption
Akusekijima	586	1923	29.45°N 129.60°E / 29.45; 129.60 (Akusekijima)	Late Pleistocene[† 1]
Gajajima	497	1631	29.903°N 129.541°E / 29.903; 129.541 (Gajajima)	0.2 Ma BP[† 1]
Kogajajima	301	988	29.879°N 129.625°E / 29.879; 129.625 (Kogajajima)	30-20 ka BP[† 1]
Submarine Volcano NNE of Iriomotejima	-	-	24.558°N 124.00°E / 24.558; 124.00 (Submarine Volcano NNE of Iriomotejima)	AD 1924[† 1]
Iōtorishima	212	696	27.877°N 128.224°E / 27.877; 128.224 (Iōtorishima)	AD 1968[† 1]
Kikai Caldera	704	2310	30.789°N 130.308°E / 30.789; 130.308 (Kikai Caldera)	Satsuma-Iōjima: AD 2013[† 1]
Kuchinoshima	628	2060	29.967°N 129.924°E / 29.967; 129.924 (Kuchinoshima)	0.84-0.78 ka BP[† 1]
Kuchinoerabujima	649	2129	30.43°N 130.22°E / 30.43; 130.22 (Kuchinoerabujima)	AD 2018
Nakanoshima	979	3212	29.859°N 129.856°E / 29.859; 129.856 (Nakanoshima)	Mt. Otake: AD 1914[† 1]
Suwanosejima	799	2621	29.638°N 129.714°E / 29.638; 129.714 (Suwanosejima)	AD 2016[† 1]
Yokoatejima	495	1624	28.799°N 128.996°E / 28.799; 128.996 (Yokoatejima)	younger than 10 ka BP[† 1]

Notes and references

Notes

1. Lava dome of Mount Usu.

References

1. Quaternary Volcanoes of Japan (2016) - Geological Survey of Japan
2. 丸山 有史以降の火山活動 - Japan Meteorological Agency
3. Akagisan - Japan Meteorological Agency
4. 焼岳火山群　Yakedake Volcano Group - Geological Survey of Japan
5. 火山活動の状況（浅間山）
6. Harunasan - Japan Meteorological Agency
7. 栗駒山 有史以降の火山活動 - Japan Meteorological Agency
8. Quaternary Volcanoes of Japan (2019) - Geological Survey of Japan
9. Myokosan - Japan Meteorological Agency
10. Narugo - Japan Meteorological Agency
11. 栃木県北部，日光火山群女峰赤薙火山で約12-15万年前に起きた大規模山体崩壊 - 橘英彰
12. 東北日本・日光火山群の地質および岩石学 - 佐々木実　Minoru Sasaki
13. 御嶽山 有史以降の火山活動 - Japan Meteorological Agency
14. ベヨネース列岩 有史以降の火山活動 - Japan Meteorological Agency
15. 海域火山データベース Hachijyoujima - Japan Coast Guard
16. 三宅島 有史以降の火山活動 - Japan Meteorological Agency
17. 海域火山データベース Fukutoku-Oka-no-Ba - Japan Coast Guard
18. 海域火山データベース Nikko Seamount - Japan Coast Guard
19. Kaitoku Seamount - Japan Meteorological Agency
20. 海域火山データベース Nikko Seamount - Japan Coast Guard
21. 南日吉海山 有史以降の火山活動 - Japan Meteorological Agency
22. 火山活動の状況 - Japan Meteorological Agency
23. 噴火警報、噴火予報の発表状況 - Japan Meteorological Agency
24. Yonemaru and Sumiyoshiike: National catalogue of the active volcanoes in Japan - Japan Meteorological Agency

External links

• Quaternary Volcanoes of Japan - Geological Survey of Japan
• Volcano on Google Map - Geological Survey of Japan
• The National Catalogue of the Active Volcanoes in Japan - Japan Meteorological Agency
• 日本の主な山岳標高 (Elevation of Principal Mountains in Japan) - Geospatial Information Authority of Japan (in Japanese)