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Japanese ferro-hornblende localities

32 localities

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

Minerals described as Barkevikite are included.

Year of description

Location (Prefecture, Synonym, Comments)

Year 1917

Mount Takakusa (Shizuoka, Barkevikite)

Year 1927

Lake Kizaki (Nagano, Barkevikite)

Year 1928

Motoya-Higashitani (Shimane, Nakamura, Oki-Dogo, Barkevikite)

Year 1936

Obaruben (Hokkaido, Esashi), Miyamori (Iwate, Kami-Hei, Serpentinite)

Year 1940

Yagoshi mine (Iwate, Sanmaiyama mine, Barkevikite)

Year 1948

Kaso mine (Tochigi), Hata (Yamaguchi, Tsuzu)

Year 1954

Kajiya (Kanagawa, Yugawara), Mount Shirasawa-Tengu (Nagano, Barkevikite)

Year 1959

Mount Kannon (Iwate, Ichinoseki), Domiki (Fukushima, Furudono)

Year 1965

Takinosawa (Iwate, Iwaizumi, Barkevikite)

Year 1980

Daidojima (Shizuoka, Barkevikite)

Year 1981

Kauragoshi (Kagawa, Shiratori)

Year 1983

Kamaishi mine (Iwate)

Year 1984

Shirakura valley (Nara, Omine)

Year 1994

Mount Myoken (Okayama, Wake)

Year 1998

Higashi-Urushiyama (Gifu, Kamioka)

Year 2001

Negoya (Saitama, Yoshimi), Chichibu mine (Saitama)

Year 2002

Moji mine (Fukuoka, Yanagigaura mine, as Hastingsite in 1969), Kobushi mine (Nagano, Kinpo mine, as Hastingsite in 1968), Kawaba mine (Gunma, Koseki-yama)

Year 2004

Sho mine (Ehime, Mount Kadoishi), Dogo (Ehime), Sugata (Ehime)

Year 2008

Tairamachi (Ibaraki, Kasama), Hirayama (Kanagawa, Yumotodaira, Yamakita), Mochikura mine (Niigata, Mikawa)

Year 2010

Sengendera mine (Miyazaki), Dogamori (Kochi, Cape Ashizuri)