Beppu–Shimabara graben

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The Beppu–Shimabara graben is a tectonic rift zone in Kyushu, Japan, characterized by active volcanism, hot springs, and significant crustal deformation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf graben
tectonic rift zone
activityStatus active
associatedWith Eurasian Plate
Philippine Sea Plate subduction
crustal extension
characterizedBy abundant hot springs
active volcanism
high heat flow
normal faulting
significant crustal deformation
contains Aso caldera
linked to: Aso Volcano

Kuju volcanic group
Unzen volcanic complex
linked to: Mount Unzen

Yufu–Tsurumi volcanic group
continent Asia
country Japan
extendsFrom Beppu
extendsTo Shimabara
geologicalAge Quaternary
hasPart Aso volcano
linked to: Aso Volcano

Beppu Bay
Beppu hot spring area
Kuju volcano
Shimabara City NERFINISHED
Shimabara Peninsula
Unzen hot spring area
linked to: Unzen

Unzen volcano
linked to: Mount Unzen

Yufu–Tsurumi volcano group
influences distribution of hot spring resorts in Kyushu
local seismic hazard in central Kyushu
knownFor geothermal resources
large-scale crustal extension in Kyushu
seismic activity
languageOfName Japanese
locatedIn Kyushu
southwestern Japan
namedAfter Beppu
Shimabara
near Beppu City
Kumamoto Prefecture NERFINISHED
Nagasaki Prefecture NERFINISHED
Oita Prefecture NERFINISHED
orientation east–west
partOf Hohi volcanic zone
studiedIn Japanese tectonics research
tectonicSetting back-arc region of the Nankai Trough subduction zone

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Beppu geologicalFeature Beppu–Shimabara graben