Tenpakubara

Tenpakubara represents an elevated terrain formation shaped by ancient water deposits and geological processes within the Pacific Ring of Fire region.

The upland formation emerged during extensive geological transformations when tectonic movements shaped the Japanese archipelago over millions of years.

Japanese geologists study this location to understand the relationships between land formations and human settlement patterns in the Toyohashi region.

Scientists and researchers access the area through designated paths to conduct geological surveys and collect soil samples for analysis.

The specific sedimentary composition of Tenpakubara provides evidence of historical water movement patterns across the Japanese mainland.

Location: Toyohashi

GPS coordinates: 34.69996,137.42436

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:05