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Fig. 1. Earthquake locations in the JMA catalog. The different sizes of circles represent earthquakes of different magnitudes from M J 4.0 to 9.0.
Fig. 3. Tectonic settings in the Japan region. EU/AR, NA/OH, PH, and PA represent the Eurasian/Amour, North American/
Fig. 5. Spatial variation of ETAS parameters estimated using the MWLE: (a) A (unit: events), (b) α , (c) q, (d) γ .
Fig. 6. Spatial variation of parameter p (left panel) and distribution map of volcanoes and volcanic arcs in Japan based on Simkin and Siebert (1994) (right panel).

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