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Owakudani Volcanic Landscape: Hakone's Steaming Valley in Japan. Explore Owakudani's active volcanic landscape in Hakone, Japan. White steam rises from the barren, mineral-rich slopes, showcasing the powerful geothermal activity of the Great Boiling Valley.
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RAW
MP4

Resolution
Frame Rate
Codec
Gamma
LUT
Bitrate
6144 x 3456
50 fps
Blackmagic RAW 12-bit
BMD Film Gen 5 (Gamut 5)
No LUT applied
3 Gbps
1920 x 1080
24 fps
H.264 8-bit
Rec.709 (BT.709)
CanonLog2-to-BT2020_HLG-Vivid_65_FF_Ver2.0
25 Mbps

Clip Length
Camera
Lens
F-Stop
ISO
Color Temp
Focal Length
Location
01:02
Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2
DZO Film Pictor
T2.8
250
5600 K
40mm
Owakudani, Hakone, Japan



  The stock video captures the dramatic, active volcanic landscape of Owakudani, often referred to as the "Great Boiling Valley," nestled within the Hakone region of Japan. Dominating the scene are several prominent plumes of white steam, rising powerfully from vents situated on the barren, mineral-stained slopes. These steam exhalations, indicative of active geothermal and volcanic gas activity, create a stark contrast against the muted tones of the surrounding terrain. The foreground and midground reveal an eroded, rugged mountainside, characterized by shades of grey, pale yellow, and light brown, reflecting the mineral deposits from the ongoing volcanic processes. Patches of earth appear scorched or altered, consistent with an environment constantly exposed to high temperatures and acidic gases. Sparse, skeletal trees with bare branches are scattered across the lower parts of the slope, their pale, almost white appearance suggesting the harsh conditions that limit dense vegetation growth in this volcanic zone. The upper reaches of the mountain, however, display a denser covering of what appears to be dormant or sparse vegetation, possibly more resilient to the environmental challenges. The sky above is a calm, pale blue, providing a serene backdrop to the intense geological activity below. The overall impression is one of raw, untamed nature, where the earth's powerful forces are visibly at work. The stock video was taken on December 4, 2025, using a Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K G2 with a 40mm lens, capturing the intricate details and the expansive yet focused view of this unique Japanese geothermal area. The "Owakudani Volcanic Gas" hint further underscores the primary characteristic of this fascinating natural wonder, known for its sulfurous fumes and hot springs.

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