Japan Arc

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The Japan Arc is a major geological and tectonic region comprising several island arcs, including the Southwest Japan Arc, that form part of the Japanese archipelago along the Pacific Ring of Fire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological region
island arc system
tectonic region
associatedWith Amur Plate NERFINISHED
Okhotsk Plate NERFINISHED
Pacific Plate NERFINISHED
Philippine Sea Plate NERFINISHED
boundedBy Japan Trench NERFINISHED
Nankai Trough NERFINISHED
Ryukyu Trench NERFINISHED
characterizedBy accretionary prisms
active volcanism
back-arc basins
deep ocean trenches
forearc basins
frequent earthquakes
intense seismic activity
developedDuring Cenozoic
Mesozoic NERFINISHED
extendsAlong Hokkaido region NERFINISHED
Honshu Island NERFINISHED
Kyushu region NERFINISHED
north–south direction
formedBy subduction of oceanic plates
geologicalAge Cenozoic
hasEconomicImpactOn geothermal energy resources in Japan
hasHazardAssociationWith large megathrust earthquakes
tsunamis around Japan
hasPart Izu–Bonin–Mariana Arc NERFINISHED
Northeast Japan Arc NERFINISHED
Ryukyu Arc NERFINISHED
Southwest Japan Arc NERFINISHED
influences distribution of Japanese earthquakes
distribution of Japanese volcanoes
geomorphology of Japan
locatedIn Japan
locatedOn Pacific Ring of Fire NERFINISHED
orientedAlong eastern margin of the Eurasian continent
partOf Japanese archipelago NERFINISHED
relatedTo Aleutian Arc NERFINISHED
Kuril Arc NERFINISHED
Philippine Arc NERFINISHED
studiedIn island arc geology
plate tectonics
seismology
volcanology
tectonicSetting convergent plate boundary
subduction zone

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Southwest Japan Arc partOf Japan Arc