Nigorikawa
濁川カルデラ
A two-kilometer wide volcanic caldera in Hokkaido featuring a hot spring area, agricultural land, and a geothermal power station.
What it is
- A volcanic caldera formed approximately 12,000 years ago in Mori Town, Hokkaido.
- The basin contains residential houses, agricultural land, and a hot spring area.
- The Mori Geothermal Power Station has operated within the caldera since 1982.
- The geology of the two-kilometer wide basin consists of andesite and dacite.
What to see
- The caldera wall which reaches a maximum elevation of 376.7 meters.
- The Nigorikawa Onsen hot spring area located on the caldera floor.
- A geothermal power station with a total output of 25,000 kilowatts.
- Agricultural land and residential areas situated inside the volcanic basin.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Nigorikawa Open in Google Maps
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