The region characterized by volcanic activity and geothermal features is known as the Ring of Fire, which encircles the Pacific Ocean. This area is home to numerous active and dormant volcanoes as well as hot springs and geysers. The Ring of Fire includes countries such as Japan, Indonesia, and parts of the Americas, where tectonic plate movements create seismic and volcanic events. Consequently, the region boasts rich geothermal resources and is studied for its geological phenomena. The presence of volcanic soil also contributes to agricultural richness in some areas around the Ring of Fire.