Kaitoku Seamount, Submarine volcano in Japan
Kaitoku Seamount, an enormous underwater mountain range.
The seamount formed by volcanic activity some millions of years ago.
Kaitoku does not have direct cultural significance due to its underwater location.
Not accessible for tourism; primarily a subject for scientific study.
Home to unique hydrothermal vents teeming with life.
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Elevation above the sea
-95 m
GPS coordinates
26.12167,141.10167
Latest update
August 31, 2026 15:09
