Japanese mordenite localities

270 localities

A list of Japanese mordenite 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 1929: Kurosawa (Iwate, Arasawa, Akasakata)
Year 1940: Nikkoji pass (Kyoto, Kamino, as Ptilolite)
Year 1952: Fudo fall (Kanagawa, Yugawara, as Ptilolite)
Year 1953: Onoyama mine (Kagoshima, as Ptilolite), Nakano (Fukui, Kanatsu, as Ptilolite), Sotoura (Shizuoka, Shimoda, as Ptilolite)
Year 1956: Nishijima (Yamanashi, Nakatomi, as Ptilolite)
Year 1957: Bodai (Ishikawa, Nata)
Year 1959: Myoho mine (Yamanashi, Daiichi-Myoho mine)
Year 1961: Nanasato (Saitama, Ranzan), Fukuda (Saitama, Namekawa), Oshima-Fukushima (Hokkaido), Moroko creek (Akita, Yokote)
Year 1962: Morozaki (Aichi), Osa seashore (Aichi, Morozaki), Yuda (Iwate, Waga, meta)
Year 1963: Makinokawa (Ehime), Kodono (Ehime, Kuma), Hirose river (Miyagi, Sendai, Zeolite rock), Yasawagi mine (Akita), Mount Zao (Yamagata, Zeolite rock)
Year 1964: Shimonita (Gunma), Fujisawa (Fukushima, Tenei), Minase (Akita), Itaya mine (Yamagata)

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