Owakudani volcanic valley

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Owakudani volcanic valley is a geothermal area in Hakone, Japan, famous for its active sulfur vents, hot springs, and scenic views of Mount Fuji.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geothermal area
volcanic valley
climate temperate
country Japan
eggColor black
eggColorCause sulfur and iron reaction on shell
elevation approximately 1000 meters above sea level
formationPeriod after last major eruption of Mount Hakone
hasAccess Hakone Ropeway NERFINISHED
bus
road
hasActivity hiking (surrounding area)
hot spring bathing (nearby facilities)
sightseeing
hasFeature fumaroles
hot springs
hydrogen sulfide gas emissions
steam plumes
sulfur vents
hasGeologicalOrigin volcanic activity
hasLanguageOfSignage English NERFINISHED
Japanese
hasNearbyCity Odawara NERFINISHED
Yokohama NERFINISHED
hasOdor strong sulfur smell
hasProduct Kuro-tamago NERFINISHED
eggs boiled in hot springs
hasRestriction access may be limited during high volcanic activity
hasSignage gas hazard warnings
hasViewOf Mount Fuji NERFINISHED
hasWarning volcanic gas health risks
knownFor black eggs
geothermal activity
scenic views
tourism
locatedIn Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park NERFINISHED
Hakone NERFINISHED
Honshu
Kanagawa Prefecture NERFINISHED
locatedOnVolcano Mount Hakone NERFINISHED
managedBy local authorities of Hakone
partOf Fuji-Hakone-Izu volcanic region NERFINISHED
Hakone tourist area NERFINISHED
region Kantō region
safetyMeasure restricted zones around active vents
temporary closures during elevated alert levels
touristAttractionType geological attraction
natural attraction

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Hakone knownFor Owakudani volcanic valley