Sakurajima Volcano, erupted since 4 June 2006; new eruption started in the middle slope of the Minamidake

(06/10/2006)
Anatahan Volcano (Northern Marianas), inspections in July 2003 and August 2005
Asama Volcano, erupted on 1 September and intermittent eruptions continued (10/05/04)
Aso Volcano, mud eruptions within the summit crater (01/17/04)
Kirishima Volcano, new fumarolic activity in middle December (01/17/04)
Aso Volcano, continuous volcanic tremor following very small phreatic eruptions (07/28/03)
Asama Volcano, puff of small amount of ash (06/02/03)
Suwanose-jima Volcano, frequent explosions (09/12/02)
Hachijojima Volcano, delined seismic activity but LF events (9/04/02).
Izu-Torishima Volcano, small eruptions waned (08/21/02)
Asama Volcano, high seismic activity (06/27/02)
Satsuma-Iwojima Volcano, ash eruptions (06/07/02)
Iojima Volcano, small phreatic eruption (10/19/01)
Hakone Volcano, high seismic activity and swelling (8/08/01)
Fuji Volcano; high seismicity in the end of April and early May, but no other anomalous signs (5/11/01)
Miyakejima Volcano; extremely high SO2 and small low-frequency eathquakes (5/11/01)
Sakurajima Volcano, an explosions in October (10/16/00)
Bandaisan Volcano, earthquake crisis (8/16/00)
Usu Volcano; phreatomagmatic eruption started on March 31; decreasing the activity by mid-May, but still
continued. About 60-m uplifting of the crater area (6/01/00)
Iwate Volcano, increasing activity, though still no surface manifestation (11/16/99)
Kirishima Volcano, elevated volcanic earthquake events (11/16/99)
Kuchinoerabujima Volcano, quake swarm, since July (9/17/99)
Me-Akan Volcano, small phreatomagmatic eruption on 9 November 1998 (11/12/98)
Hokkaido-Komagatake Volcano, small phreatic eruption on 25 October 1998 (11/12/98)
Izu-Tobu Volcano Group, swarm of earthquakes during the late April-early May. (5/16/98)
Adatara Volcano, Volcanic gas fatality at Adatara Volcano, four hikers killed. (9/30/97).
Akita-Yakeyama Volcano, a small eruption on 16 August 1997 (8/25/97)
Hakkoda Volcano, three soldiers inhaling CO2-rich gas died. (7/17/97)
Fukutoku-okanoba submarine volcano, discolored-sea surface found in February-May. (6/16/97)
Kuju Volcano, seismologically low in level, keeping powerful emission of steam and deflation of the crater area
during June- September.
Unzen Volcano, no magma supply for more than 1 year, but block-and-ash flows on 10-13 February 1996;
keeping slow deformation of dome.
1. Hokkaido

Shiretoko Io-zan
Rausu-dake
Tencho-zan
Mashu
Atosanupuri
Meakan-dake
Higashi-taisetsu Maru-yama
Taisetsu-zan
Tokachi-dake
Rishiri-zan
Niseko
Yotei-zan
Tarumai-zan
Eniwa-dake
Kuttara in Noboribetsu
Usu-zan
Hokkaido Koma-ga-take
E-san
Oshima o-shima

2. Kunashiri and Etorofu islands

Moyoro-dake
Chirippu-yama
Sashiusu-yama
Odamoi-yama
Etorofu Yake-yama
Etorofu Atosa-dake
Berutarube-san
Rurui-dake
Chacha-dake
Kunashiri Rausu-yama
Tomari-yama

3. Honshu

Osore-zan
Hakkoda-san
Iwaki-san
Towada
Akita Yake-yama
Hachimantai
Iwate-san
Akita Koma-ga-take
Chokai-san
Kurikoma-yama
Naruko
Hijiori
Zao-zan
Azuma-yama
Adatara-yama
Bandai-san
Numazawa
Nasu-dake
Takahara
Nikko Shirane-san
Hiuchi-ga-take
Akagi-san
Haruna-san
Kusatsu Shirane-san
Asama-yama
Myoko-san
Niigata Yake-yama
Tate-yama
Yake-dake
Norikura-dake
Haku-san
Ontake-san
Kita Yatsu-ga-take
Fuji-san
Hakone-yama
Izu-tobu
Sambe-san
Abu

4. Kyushu and Okinawa

Yufu-dake
Tsurumi-dake
Kuju-san
Aso-san
Unzen-dake
Fukue
Kirishima-yama
Yonemaru and Sumiyoshi-ike
Wakamiko
Sakura-jima
Ikeda
Kaimon-dake
Satsuma Io-jima
Kuchinoerabu-jima
Kuchino-shima
Nakano-shima
Suwanose-jima
Io Tori-shima

5. Izu in Ogasawara islands

Izu O-shima
To-shima
Nii-jima
Kozu-shima
Miyake-jima
Mikura-jima
Hachijo Nishi-yama
Hachijo Higashi-yama
Ao-ga-shima
Myojin-sho
Sumisu-jima
Tori-shima
Sofugan
Nishi-no-shima
Kaikata
Kaitoku
Funka Asane
Kaisei-nishi-no-ba
Kita Fukutoku-tai
Io-to
Fukutoku-oka-no-ba
Minami-hiyoshi
Nikko