Cupro-Allophane
Naka-Okorogara, Nikko city, Tochigi pref., Japan

Field of view: 5 mm. A dendritic group of cupro-allophane. Blue allophane is covered with dirt. Allophane is colored blue by Cu contamination. The red parts are limonite.
Recovered from a meteoric oxidation zone of a moderately high-temperature hydrothermal deposit associated with welded tuff. Formed in less than 50 years after the mine was closed,
Cupro-Allophane from this location was described in 1982.
Other localities
- Okorogawa Mine (Cupro-Allophane, Dendritic)
- Mikawa Mine (Allophane, Botryoidal)