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Japan: wildfires seen from space, 2000-2026

From November 2000 to 15 October 2026, NASA's MODIS satellites detected 31,812 vegetation fires in this country.

Fires detected since 2000
31,812
World rank
#93 of 223
Share of the world
0.03%
Record year
2017
20-year change (Aqua)
+2%
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Fires detected per year

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Terra from November 2000, Aqua from July 2002. 2026 runs to 15 October.

Year by year data
YearDetections
2001668
2002793
20031,000
20041,320
20051,148
20061,343
20071,289
20081,304
2009990
20101,713
20111,387
20121,176
20131,440
20141,392
20151,535
20161,919
20171,936
2018933
2019919
2020912
20211,149
2022983
20231,230
20241,132
20251,255
2026921

Fire season: average detections per month, 2003-2025

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In short

2017 is the year with the most detections (1,936); the record month is August 2016, with 635.

The fire season is concentrated between March and May: these three months hold 39% of an average year's detections.

Against 2003-2012, yearly detections in 2016-2025 stayed similar (+2%, Aqua satellite).

The average radiative power of a detection (Aqua satellite) went from 18.2 MW in 2003-2012 to 17.3 MW in 2016-2025.

In 2026 (to 15 October): 921 detections.

Method and sources

Frequently asked questions

Japan: frequently asked questions

Japan: how many wildfires are there each year?

On average 1,278 vegetation fires detected a year by the MODIS satellites in 2003-2025, with a high of 1,936 in 2017.

Japan: are wildfires increasing?

Against 2003-2012, yearly detections in 2016-2025 stayed similar (+2%, Aqua satellite).

Japan: when is the fire season?

The fire season is concentrated between March and May: these three months hold 39% of an average year's detections.

Japan: what was the worst year for wildfires?

2017, with 1,936 detections. The record month was August 2016, with 635.

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