In New Zealand and Japan it is known as geothermal power, which is power extracted from heat stored in the earth. As of 2010 there are 10 geothermal power stations operational or under construction in New Zealand. Japan has 15 such plants.
Of the 840 active volcanoes in the world, Japan has almost 1/10 of them (approximately 80) The reason for the high number of volcanic areas is because Japan is located along the circum-Pacific volcanic belt.
A place known for its volcanic activity is the Ring of Fire, which encircles the Pacific Ocean and includes countries like Japan, Indonesia, and the United States. This region is home to a large number of active volcanoes and experiences frequent earthquakes as well. Visitors can witness volcanic eruptions and geothermal features in areas like Hawaii, Iceland, and New Zealand.
I'm not precisely sure, but I know that Japan was created by volcanic eruptions.
No, Japan is north of Australia and New Zealand.
All three are volcanic islands with thermal vents reaching all the way down to the mantle.
They are located in volcanic areas
It isn't The volcanic activity in Hawaii is unrelated to the volcanic activity in Japan.
Japan did not hate New Zealand. During World War II, Japan embarked upon a campaign of dominance of the Pacific, and this included the islands of New Zealand.
New Zealand is more skuxx aka cool but Japan has cool cars
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(APEX) An undersea earthquake could cause a tsunami that crosses the ocean.
The monetary unit in the nation of Japan is the Japanese Yen. The monetary unit of New Zealand is the New Zealand dollar.