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Japanese greenalite localities

31 localities

A list of Japanese greenalite 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 1938

Hobetsu mine (Hokkaido, Placer, probably Ferrosaponite)

Year 1969

Niro mine (Kochi, as Tosalite), Matsuo mine (Kochi, Mn, as Tosalite, as Mn-serpentine in 1964), Gozaisho mine (Kochi, as Tosalite), Arase mine (Kochi, as Tosalite), Yamameno mine (Kochi, Amatsubo mine, as Tosalite), Ananai mine (Kochi, as Tosalite), Kuwanokawa mine (Kochi, Kanzan mine, Engo mine, as Tosalite), Inosawa mine (Kochi, as Tosalite), Yomogihara mine (Kochi, as Tosalite), Takakawa mine (Kochi, as Tosalite), Daiichi-Marusho mine (Kochi, as Tosalite), Kuzu mine (Ehime, Nakatsu mine, as Tosalite), Minamiyama mine (Ehime, as Tosalite), Shitaharai mine (Oita, as Tosalite), Akimoto mine (Miyazaki, Kuronita mine, as Tosalite), Kuranaga mine (Miyazaki, as Tosalite), Choja mine (Kumamoto, as Tosalite), Yatsushiro mine (Kumamoto, Ichinomata mine, Matsukuma mine)

Year 1978

Ioi mine (Shiga, as Tosalite)

Year 1989

Mitani (Kochi)

Year 1992

Nagasaki mine (Ehime, Kumayama mine, as Tosalite), Kunimiyama mine (Kochi, Mn, as Tosalite)

Year 1997

Kamikuranaga mine (Miyazaki, as Tosalite)

Year 1998

Hachi mine (Ehime, Nakatsu mine)

Year 2001

Okura mine (Saitama)

Year 2002

Fujinokawa mine (Ehime), Tsuchikura mine (Shiga)

Year 2004

Toyama mine (Kochi)

Year 2007

Kamado mine (Saitama)

Year 2018

Kawayama mine (Kochi)