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Mount Aso is on top of ocean-continent convergent plate boundary subduction. That means the more dense ocean plate sub-ducts under the continental plate.

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Mount Aso is located in a region called the "Ring of Fire," which consists  horseshoe-shaped band of fault lines and volcanoes running around the edges of the Pacific Ocean.

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When the volcano erupts, everything get blown out. After that, all the rock fall into the empty magma chamber usually forming lake or craters.

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When Mount Aso erupts it explodes magma into the air. Then the outer layer gets hot and the edges crash down into the magma chamber

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Image of the location of Mount Aso.

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Last recorded eruption was on September 14, 2015. There are no records of injuries or deaths, but the eruption sent a lot of smoke and ash 2,000 meters (6,560 feet) into the sky.

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Video of Mount Aso erupting on September 14, 2015.

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Mount Aso Vulcano Japan Eruption 09/14/2015 || GFXVideos

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BREAKING NEWS on 09/14/2015 The biggest vulcano of Japan has erupted.

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A caldera is a large cauldron-like volcanic depression, a type of volcanic crater (from one to dozens of kilometers in diameter), formed by the collapse of an emptied magma chamber. The depression often originates in very big explosive eruptions.

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Mount Aso is an active volcano. The last eruption was September 14, 2015.