Kaimondake

Kaimondake

The sedimentary layer of ejecta from the eruption at the end of the 7th century is called ao-kora (ao means blue and kora is soil consisting of volcanic ash found in the southern part of the Satsuma Peninsula). The sedimentary layer of ejecta by the eruption at the end of the 7th century is called murasaki-kora (Murasaki means purple). These layers are a clue to know the changes in life in this era. It has become clear that a village was isolated by a large eruption with change in life style in the latter part of the 9th century.

Details

Arca
"Ikeda",31.23560,130.561, 12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcb
"Caldera",31.2297,130.5547, 12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcc
"Sendayama",31.234,130.5,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcd
"Kiyomidake",31.253,130.535,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arce
"Ishimine",31.267,130.537,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcf
"Karayama",31.258,130.61,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcg
"Ikezoko maar",31.24,130.608,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arch
"Unagi maar",31.23,130.616,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arci
"Washio-",31.216,130.585,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcj
"dake",31.21,130.592,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arck
"Nabeshimadake",31.224,130.53,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcl
"Mizunashi",31.214,130.5,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcm
"maar",31.206,130.51,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcn
"Kagami",31.202,130.545,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arco
"maar",31.196,130.55,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcp
"Tsujinedake",31.194,130.57,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcq
"Narikawa",31.223,130.63,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcr
"maar",31.217,130.65,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcs
"Yamagawa maar",31.201,130.61,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arct
"Takeyama",31.179 ,130.611,12px, #AA1205, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Arcu
"Mount Kaimon",31.174,130.5,12px, #ff0000, 0deg, 0.09, 7.5, 1
Type
stratovolcano
Zoom
11
Float
center
Width
280
Height
260
Caption
Mount Kaimon and other selected volcanic features of the Ibusuki volcanic field.
Location
Kyūshū, Japan
Map Size
280
Image Map
{{OSM Location map
Other Name
開聞岳
Elevation M
924
Last Eruption
885 CE