Pyromorphite
Kyowa-Funaoka, Daisen city, Akita pref., Japan

Field of view: 5 mm. Pyromorphite perched on quartz. The hexagonal yellowish-green prisms are pyromorphite. The transparent prisms on the basement is crystals of gangue quartz. The yellowish-brown crust is limonite.
Recovered from an open space of a quartz vein in a meteoric oxidation zone of a moderate-temperature hydrothermal deposit in andesitic pyroclastics formed by dacite probably associated with volcanic activity of a caldera.
Pyromorphite from this location was described in 1898.
Other localities
- Kisan-mori Mine (Hydrothermal, Green)
- Ogoya Mine (Hydrothermal, Purple)
- Kamioka Mine (Pneumatolytic Skarn, Green)