Shinmoedake
新燃岳
An active 1,421-meter conical volcano in the Kirishima range known for its massive crater and dramatic geological history.
What it is
- An active conical volcano standing 1,421 meters tall in the Kirishima mountain range.
- A designated National Park special zone since 1934 with recorded activity dating back to 1716.
- A geological site composed of pyroxene andesite and pyroclastic cones.
- A monitored volcanic peak situated between Kagoshima and Miyazaki prefectures.
What to see
- A massive circular crater measuring 750 meters in width.
- Two distinct rock peaks on the south wall known as Usagi-no-mimi.
- The volcanic ridge extending across the border of Kirishima and Kobayashi cities.
- The site where the Shinmoe-ike crater lake existed before the 2011 eruption.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Shinmoedake Open in Google Maps
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