| Find list of active and inactive volcanoes in different region, their elevation, geo-coordinates, location map, when they last erupted and related info. A volcano is a rupture in the Earth crust that allows hot lava, volcanic ash, and gases to escape from a magma chamber below the surface. |
| Name | Height (meter) | Height (feet) | Coordinates | Last Eruption |
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| Aogashima | 423 m | 1,388 ft | 32.45°N, 139.77°E | 1785 |
| Bayonnaise Rocks | 11 m | 36 ft | 31.88°N, 139.92°E | 1970 |
| Hachijō-jima | 854 m | 2,802 ft | 33.13°N, 139.77°E | 1707 |
| Kōzu-shima | 574 m | 1,877 ft | 34.22°N, 139.15°E | 838 |
| Kurose Hole | -107 m | -351 ft | 33.4°N, 139.68°E | |
| Mikura-jima | 851 m | 2,792 ft | 33.87°N, 139.61°E | 3450 BC |
| Miyake-jima | 813 m | 2,674 ft | 34.08°N, 139.53°E | 2010 |
| Myōjin-shō | 360 m | 1,181 ft | 32.1°N, 139.85°E | |
| Nii-jima | 432 m | 1,417 ft | 34.37°N, 139.27°E | 886 |
| Ōshima | 758 m | 2,507 ft | 34.72°N, 139.38°E | 1990 |
| Tori-shima | 403 m | 1,293 ft | 30.48°N, 140.32°E | 2002 |
| To-shima | 508 m | 1,667 ft | 34.52°N, 139.28°E | 4050 BC |
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