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Geological context and sedimentology of Jinata

LW Lewis M. Ward
AI Airi Idei
MN Mayuko Nakagawa
YU Yuichiro Ueno
WF Woodward W. Fischer
SM Shawn E. McGlynn
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Jinata Onsen is located at 34.318 N, 139.216 E on the island of Shikinejima, Tokyo Prefecture, Japan. Shikinejima is part of the Izu Islands, a chain of volcanic islands that formed in the last few million years along the northern edge of the Izu-Bonin-Mariana Arc (56). Shikinejima is formed of Late Paleopleistocene- to-Holocene non-alkaline felsic volcanics and Late-Miocene to Pleistocene non-alkaline pyroclastic volcanic flows, with Jinata Onsen located on a small bay on the southern side of the island (Fig. 1).

Location of Jinata Onsen on Shikinejima Island, Japan, and inset overview sketch of the field site with sampling localities marked.

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