Shikotsu caldera

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Shikotsu caldera is a large volcanic depression in Hokkaido, Japan, known for its scenic caldera lake and geothermal features.

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Shikotsu caldera canonical 4
Shikotsu caldera region 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf active volcano
caldera
volcanic depression
associatedPlate North American Plate
Pacific Plate
contains Lake Shikotsu
country Japan
diameter approximately 13 km
eruptionStyle explosive
formationCause large explosive eruptions
formationProcess collapse of a large volcanic edifice
geologicalAge Quaternary
hasFeature Lake Shikotsu
geothermal areas
hot springs
lava domes
post-caldera cones
steep caldera walls
volcanic vents
hasHazard ash fall
lahars
pyroclastic flows
hasPostCalderaVolcano Mount Eniwa
Mount Fuppushi
Mount Tarumae NERFINISHED
isPartOf Chitose, Hokkaido
Ishikari Subprefecture
japaneseName 支笏カルデラ
lakeDepth one of the deepest lakes in Japan
lakeType caldera lake
lakeWaterClarity high
locatedIn Hokkaido
Shikotsu-Toya National Park
monitoredBy Japan Meteorological Agency
namedAfter Lake Shikotsu
nearbyCity Chitose, Hokkaido
surface form: Chitose

Sapporo
protectedAreaStatus within national park
rockType andesite
dacite
shape nearly circular
tectonicSetting subduction zone
tourismActivity boating on Lake Shikotsu
camping
fishing
tourismAttraction Shikotsuko Onsen
surface form: Lake Shikotsu hot springs

hiking trails
scenic lake views
volcanicArc Northeastern Japan Arc

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Shikotsu-Toya National Park hasPart Shikotsu caldera
Lake Shikotsu partOf Shikotsu caldera
Mount Tarumae isPartOf Shikotsu caldera
Mount Fuppushi isIn Shikotsu caldera
this entity surface form: Shikotsu caldera region
Mount Fuppushi hasViewOf Shikotsu caldera