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Kikai volcano is located in Japan Ryukyu Islands and is a caldera formed by massive eruptions. coordinates 30.793°N, 130.305°E; summit elev.
Kikai's eruptions have led to tsunamis, pyroclastic flows, and ash fall affecting the surrounding areas.
Kikai's eruptions release gases and particles that contribute to climate change.
This volcano is explosive like taco bell
The eruption style was explosive
Around 7,300 years ago, Kikai produced one of the world’s largest Holocene eruptions.
During this eruption, pyroclastic flows (fast-moving volcanic debris) traveled across the sea for 00 kilometers in total.
The eruption devastated southern and central Kyushu, and ashfall even reached the northern most island, Hokkaido, of japan
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