Japanese torbernite localities

38 localities

A list of Japanese torbernite 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 1934: Ishii (Yamaguchi, Yanai)
Year 1936: Ryuen mine (Fukuoka, Shimo-Masaki)
Year 1938: Kawamata-Suishoyama (Fukushima), Okuma-Sanchome (Fukushima, Tamura)
Year 1940: Kotoge (Fukuoka, Amagi, Ataku mine), Mitoko (Fukuoka, Kofuji), Kawahari (Miyagi, Marumori)
Year 1942: Nagatare (Fukuoka)
Year 1956: Kasuya mine (Fukushima, Kuroe mine), Nekonaki (Fukushima, Ishikawa), Ogamo mine (Tottori, Kurayoshi mine)
Year 1957: Izumo mine (Fukushima, Tochimoto, Uzumine), Yokoro valley (Tottori, Kurayoshi mine)
Year 1959: Odaira (Akita, Akinomiya), Shiozawa (Fukushima, Tokiwa mine, Ishikawa), Kurokawa mine (Gifu), Kenzan mine (Okayama), Minamiikuchi mine (Hiroshima)
Year 1960: Fusamata mine (Fukushima)
Year 1961: Miyoshi mine (Okayama), Togo mine (Tottori)
Year 1962: Mochinoki (Hiroshima, Sandan valley)
Year 1963: Togo mine (Tottori, Kannokura)
Year 1964: Uzumine mine (Fukushima, Uzunodaira, Uzumine mine)
Year 1965: Mount Dakeyama (Nara, Koryu temple)
Year 1969: Mizusawa (Iwate, Waga), Tono mine (Gifu, Wago)
Year 1970: Nagahayama (Yamaguchi, Toyoda), Mukaigasako (Yamaguchi, Toyoda)
Year 1974: Tono mine (Gifu, Jojinji)
Year 1975: Sawaishi mine (Fukushima)
Year 1977: Yukiiri (Ibaraki, Chiyoda)
Year 1981: Kakinoki mine (Hyogo)
Year 1994: Hayawata (Fukushima, Ono), Nakano (Fukushima, Ishikawa), Tozawa (Fukushima, Higashiwa)
Year 1996: Tahara (Gifu, Hirukawa)
Year 2000: Kanayama mine (Fukushima, Daini-Suishoyama, Suishoyama)