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Japanese hydrogrossular localities

36 localities

A list of Japanese hydrogrossular localities described in citable papers and books. The list is edited based on the editing policy of location lists.

Year of description

Location (Prefecture, Synonym, Comments)

Year 1964

Takase mine (Okayama)

Year 1969

Kushiro (Hiroshima, Tojo)

Year 1972

Mineoka (Chiba, as Hydrogarnet), Onaka (Ibaraki, Hitachi-Ota, as Hydrogarnet)

Year 1973

Fuka (Okayama, Bicchu)

Year 1974

Sugashima island (Mie, Toba, as Hydrogarnet)

Year 1975

Heguri (Chiba, as Hibschite), Anai (Ehime)

Year 1976

Shiraki (MIe, Toba), Mihara mine (Okayama)

Year 1978

Yoshikawa pass (Aichi, as Hydrogarnet), Kamigo (Okayama)

Year 1979

Yanai (Aichi, Shinjo), Mount Asamagadake (Mie, Mount Asakuma, as Hydrogarnet), Ichimura-Nishitani (Shimane, Etsu), Haginokoshi pass (Kumano, Tsubokinohana, Taura)

Year 1981

Mount Kurosawa (Wakayama)

Year 1982

Agano mine (Saitama, Mn), Kusama mine (Yamanashi), Kamaishi mine (Iwate), Seifukuji (Kyoto, Ayabe)

Year 1983

Tadano (Fukushima), Mount Iwanai (Hokkaido)

Year 1985

Shiromaru mine (Tokyo), Rendai (Kochi), Sarusaka (Kochi, Kagami), Takadomari (Hokkaido)

Year 1986

Tomiuchi mine (Hokkaido), Suisho valley (Mie, Ise)

Year 1987

Kano mine (Miyazaki, Okumitate mine)

Year 1993

Yoshikawa mine (Aichi)

Year 1996

Engyoji (Kochi, Serpentinite)

Year 1997

Tsubakihara mine (Miyazaki)

Year 1998

Shigiyamaguchi (Ehime)

Year 2002

Koge island (Ehime)

Year 2011

Okashunbe river (Hokkaido, Hidaka)