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Feitknechtite from Japan

Japan
 
  • Aichi Prefecture
    • Kitashitara County
      • Shitara
Yamada collection (Crystal World, Japan)
  • Iwate Prefecture
    • Kuji City
      • Yamagata
Dr. Matsuo Nambu collection (curated at Geological Survey of Japan)
    • Kunohe-gun
      • Noda
Komura, Tamiji (1969): Feitknechtite and its origin from Noda-Tamagawa Mine, Iwate Prefecture, Japan. Ganseki Kobutsu Kosho Gakkaishi 59(3), 91-107 (in Japanese).
Nambu, Matsuo
Tanida, Katsutoshi
Kitamura, Tsuyoshi
Rocks & Min.:59:216.
  • Miyazaki Prefecture
    • Nishiusuki District
      • Takachiho
Fuzimoto, M. (2006): Manganese minerals from manganese mines, Takachiho district, Miyazaki Prefecture​. Part 2. Morowaku Mine. Chigaku Kenkyu 55(1), 3-10 (in Japanese).
  • Nagano Prefecture
    • Kamiina District
      • Hamayokokawa mine (Hamayokogawa mine)
Akira Kato (2011) Explanations of distributed specimens at the Ordinary Meeting of Mumeikai Group, No. 34 (January, 20011).
Akira Kato (2011) Explanations of distributed specimens at the Ordinary Meeting of Mumeikai Group, No. 34 (January, 20011).
  • Oita Prefecture
    • Tsukumi City
Minerals Unlimited specimens (Ridgecrest, California)
  • Shiga Prefecture
    • Ritto City
Forrest Cureton specimens
  • Tochigi Prefecture
    • Kanuma City
Akira Kato (undated manuscript): Country rock and Minerals of the Kaso mine, Kanuma City, Tochigi Prefecture. (in japanese)
 
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