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Steaming summit craters of Tokachidake volcano in Hokkaido, Japan
Photo:JMA
Volcano Dossier•GVP #285050
43.42°N, 142.69°E
Erupted since 2000
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Volcano Tokachi-dake

Einer der aktivsten Vulkane Hokkaidos. Im Mai 1926 ließ ein kleiner Ausbruch einen Teil des Gipfels einstürzen und die Schneedecke schmelzen; der Schlammstrom raste in etwa 25 Minuten 25 km weit bis in die Bauernorte Kamifurano und Biei und tötete 144 Menschen. 1962 und 1988–89 brach er erneut aus und wird rund um die Uhr überwacht.

Last Eruption

2004

Erupted since 2000

Summit Elevation

2.1 km

Stratovulkan · Andesit / Basaltandesit

Seismic State

Normal Baseline

0 events (1.0x rate)

Interactive Volcano & Seismicity Map

Seismicity within 50 km radius, active VAAC ash plumes, and tectonic plate boundaries.

Recent seismicity within 50 km

0 events in the last 12 h within 25 km of the crater.

No catalogued earthquakes within 50 km in the last 90 days.

Geological & Tectonic Profile

Stratovulkan

Tokachi-dake is an active Stratovolcano(es) formed in an active Subduction zone / Continental crust (> 25 km). Dominant lithology: Andesite / Basaltic Andesite.

Edifice TypeStratovulkan
Major RockAndesit / Basaltandesit
Tectonic SettingSubduktionszone
Volcanic ArcVulkanbogen der Kurilen

Volcanic Dossier

VN #285050

Official catalogue parameters, coordinates, elevation and geotectonic classification.

LandJapan
Koordinaten des Kraters43.418°, 142.686°
Summit Elevation2.1 km
SubregionVulkanbogen der Kurilen
Catalog SourceSmithsonian GVP (#285050)

Authoritative Monitoring Infrastructure

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Seismic ObservatoryJMA
Japan Meteorological Agency (Volcano Observation)
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ICAO Aviation Ash Center
Tokyo VAAC (JMA)
Tokyo, Japan
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Regionales seismisches Profil

Insel Hokkaido

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The most recent eruption of Tokachi-dake recorded by the Smithsonian Global Volcanism Program was in 2004.

Catalogue: Smithsonian Institution, Global Volcanism Program.Smithsonian GVP profile