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The eruption occurred on July 15, 1888, pyroclastic flows buried villages on the northern foot of the mountain, and devastated the eastern part of Bandai region, Iwashiro Province (now part of Fukushima Prefecture) north of Tokyo. [1] . At least 477 people were killed, and hundreds more were injured and rendered homeless. [2]
- July 15, 1888
- Explosive eruption
- July 15, 1888
- Mount Bandai
La erupción del Monte Bandai de 1888 fue una gran erupción volcánica que se produjo durante el periodo Meiji del Imperio de Japón. La erupción se produjo el 15 de julio de 1888, y flujos piroclásticos enterraron aldeas al norte de la montaña, y la devastación de la parte oriental de la región de Bandai, Prefectura de ...
The name “Mount Bandai” is used to refer to the main peak “Bandai”, along with several other peaks including Akahani at 1,430m and Kushigamine at 1,636m, created during the 1888 eruption of Mount Bandai. Mount Bandai was originally called “Iwahashi-yama” which means “a rock ladder to the sky”.
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The only visible traces of the catastrophic eruption are the horseshoe-shaped crater on the northern face of Bandai and the hummocks in Urabandai formed by the debris avalanches. The countless trees once described by a volcanologist as “laying prostrate on the ground in thousands” are nowhere to be found, and the blast deposit is now ...
9 de mar. de 2024 · Bandai from Urabandai looks like it was gouged out, the remains of a collapsed mountain caused by the eruption of Mt. Bandai, the first major disaster in modern Japan, on July 15, 1888. Mt. Bandai suddenly erupted at 7:45 a.m. on that day.
La erupción del Monte Bandai de 1888 fue una gran erupción volcánica que se produjo durante el periodo Meiji del Imperio de Japón. La erupción se produjo el 15 de julio de 1888, y flujos piroclásticos enterraron aldeas al norte de la montaña, y la devastación de la parte oriental de la región de Bandai, Prefectura de Fukushima, al ...
1 de ene. de 2024 · In 1888, the youngest edifice of Bandai, Ko-Bandai, collapsed in a catastrophic way after a large phreatic eruption, producing a debris avalanche that buried several villages and formed several large lakes.
