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Why does Japan experience earthquakes?
Japan is located on top of very active fault lines.
What are the most common places tsunamis hit?
Tsunamis hit mostly in the "Ring of Fire". The ring of fire surrounds most of the Pacific ocean.
Frequent earthquakes and active volcanoes occur in Japan because it is located on the Ring of Fire?
True
How much meters is Britain to the ring of fire?
Britain is not located on a destructive plate margin and the ring of fire is an ocean and a continent away.
Why is the Pacific Ring of Fire important to East Asia?
The Ring of Fire is important to Japan because this is where a majority of the island's earthquakes originate. Tsunamis are also formed from movement and volcanic eruptions at this location.
How close was the March 11 2011 Japan earthquake to the Ring of Fire?
Japan sits on the ring of fire.
Was the Japan 2011 earthquake in the ring of fire?
No Tokyo is not part of the ring of fire
Is Japan in the ring of fire?
yes
Where is the ring of fire in japan?
EARTHQUAKES
What and where is the ''Ring of Fire''?
The ring of fire is located by Japan,Hawaii,San Fransisco.Approximately 50 miles away.The ring of fire is a chain of volcanos
Why does Japan experience earthquakes?
Japan is located on top of very active fault lines.
Is japan part of the pacific ring of fire?
No
Which geologically active area is not on the Ring of Fire?
japan
Why are earthquakes and volcanoes frequert in japan?
Because Japan lies in the Ring of Fire, a belt of volcanoes that ring the Pacific Ocean.
What effects can you predict about japan when given this statement japan lies on the ring of fire?
Japan is susceptible to many earthquakes, tsunamis and volcano eruptions of various degrees of intensity because it lies on the Ring of Fire.
Why do people in Japan have earthquakes?
Because Japan is right next to the Ring of Fire. The Ring of Fire is a plate around the Pacific Ocean that has many earthquakes on it's border line.
Why are earthqaukes common in Japan?
Because Japan lies on the Ring of Fire, a huge fault.
