Japanese gypsum localities

567 localities

A list of Japanese gypsum 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 1890: Mogura mine (Yamanashi, Misato mine)
Year 1891: Onimura mine (Shimane, Osaka-Matsushiro mine), Aikawa mine (Niigata, Sado mine), Mount Meakandake (Hokkaido), Mount Esan (Hokkaido, Kameda), Taketaki hot spring (Hokkaido, Nemuro), Oga hot spring (Akita, Hitaura-Yumoto hot spring), Karitakikoedo creek (Akita, Kawaguchi, Senhoku), Kacchi (Akita, Washinosu), Iwasawa mine (Iwate)
Year 1892: Omaki mine (Akita), Mount Chirupu (Hokkaido, Etorofu island)
Year 1893: Mount Nasu (Tochigi), Arakawa mine (Akita)
Year 1894: Sanoyama (Nagano, Kuwahara), Ogasawara islands (Tokyo), Kosaka mine (Akita)
Year 1895: Jigoku valley (Nagano, Shibu hot spring), Kankaiji hot spring (Oita), Mizusawa mine (Akita), Kinshihama (Tokyo, Minamisaki, Chichijima island)
Year 1897: Yogosawa (Yamanashi, Shizukawa), Miyazaki mine (Miyagi), Chichijima (Tokyo), Besshi mine (Ehime), Mount Aso (Kagoshima), Mount Kattadake (Miyagi, Zao)
Year 1898: Sounjigoku (Kanagawa, Hakone), Kisanmori mine (Akita)

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