Japan Gold Commences Next Phase of Drilling at Mizobe
Japan Gold (OTCQB: JGLDF) has initiated its next phase of diamond drilling at the 100% owned Mizobe Project in Japan's Hokusatsu district. The program encompasses 4 holes totaling approximately 1,600m, building on previous successful drilling that revealed significant gold mineralization, including intercepts of 10.0m @ 4.27g/t Au and 4.0m @ 1.60g/t Au.
The Mizobe Project is strategically located 23 kilometers south of the renowned Hishikari Mine, Japan's only active large-scale gold mine with 14 million ounces. The 2025 drilling campaign aims to test for higher-grade mineralization and explore resistivity and chargeability anomalies identified in the 2023 Induced Polarization survey.
Japan Gold (OTCQB: JGLDF) ha avviato la fase successiva di perforazione diamantina nel Mizobe Project, di sua propriet脿 al 100%, nel distretto di Hokusatsu in Giappone. Il programma prevede 4 fori per un totale di circa 1.600 m, facendo seguito ai fori precedenti che avevano evidenziato mineralizzazioni aurifere significative, fra cui intersezioni di 10,0 m @ 4,27 g/t Au e 4,0 m @ 1,60 g/t Au.
Il progetto Mizobe si trova strategicamente a 23 chilometri a sud della nota miniera di Hishikari, l鈥檜nico grande giacimento aurifero attivo del Giappone con 14 milioni di once. La campagna di perforazione 2025 punta a verificare la presenza di mineralizzazione a tenore pi霉 elevato ed a investigare anomalie di resistivit脿 e carica rilevate nella prospezione di polarizzazione indotta del 2023.
Japan Gold (OTCQB: JGLDF) ha iniciado la siguiente fase de perforaci贸n diamantina en el Mizobe Project, de su propiedad al 100%, en el distrito de Hokusatsu, Jap贸n. El programa contempla 4 sondajes con un total aproximado de 1.600 m, dando continuidad a perforaciones previas que revelaron mineralizaci贸n aur铆fera significativa, incluyendo intercepciones de 10,0 m @ 4,27 g/t Au y 4,0 m @ 1,60 g/t Au.
El proyecto Mizobe est谩 estrat茅gicamente situado a 23 kil贸metros al sur de la reconocida mina Hishikari, la 煤nica gran mina de oro activa de Jap贸n con 14 millones de onzas. La campa帽a de perforaci贸n 2025 tiene como objetivo probar mineralizaci贸n de mayor ley y explorar anomal铆as de resistividad y cargabilidad identificadas en la encuesta de polarizaci贸n inducida de 2023.
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Japan Gold (OTCQB: JGLDF) a lanc茅 la prochaine phase de forages diamant茅s sur le Mizobe Project, dont elle est propri茅taire 脿 100 %, dans le district de Hokusatsu au Japon. Le programme comprend 4 trous totalisant environ 1 600 m, s鈥檃ppuyant sur des forages ant茅rieurs ayant r茅v茅l茅 une min茅ralisation aurif猫re significative, incluant des intersections de 10,0 m @ 4,27 g/t Au et 4,0 m @ 1,60 g/t Au.
Le projet Mizobe est strat茅giquement situ茅 脿 23 kilom猫tres au sud
Japan Gold (OTCQB: JGLDF) hat die n盲chste Phase von Diamantbohrungen auf dem zu 100 % befindlichen Mizobe Project im Hokusatsu-Distrikt Japans eingeleitet. Das Programm umfasst 4 Bohrl枚cher mit insgesamt rund 1.600 m und baut auf vorherigen erfolgreichen Bohrungen auf, die bedeutende Goldmineralisierung zeigten, darunter Abschnitte von 10,0 m @ 4,27 g/t Au und 4,0 m @ 1,60 g/t Au.
Das Mizobe-Projekt liegt strategisch 23 Kilometer s眉dlich der bekannten Hishikari-Mine, der einzigen gro脽en aktiven Goldmine Japans mit 14 Millionen Unzen. Die Bohrkampagne 2025 zielt darauf ab, h枚herwertige Mineralisierung zu testen und die in der Induced-Polarization-Untersuchung 2023 identifizierten Resistivit盲ts- und Ladungsf盲higkeitsanomalien zu erkunden.
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- Mineralization currently identified only in upper/peripheral parts of epithermal system
- Additional drilling required to confirm higher-grade mineralization at depth
Vancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - September 9, 2025) - Japan Gold Corp. (TSXV: JG) (OTCQB: JGLDF) ("Japan Gold" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the commencement of the next phase of diamond drilling at the
Previous drilling at Mizobe (completed through the Barrick Alliance, see news release dated February 29, 2024), confirmed the presence of gold mineralization underneath post mineralization. Best intercepts include: 10.0m @ 4.27g/t Au from 122.75m (MZDD23-003) and 4.0m @ 1.60g/t Au from 36.5m (MZDD23-004). Mineralization is associated with localised zones of silification, clay-pyrite alteration, narrow zones of hydrothermal brecciation and anomalous arsenic and antimony. This style of alteration and geochemical association is interpreted to represent the upper or peripheral parts of an epithermal system.
The 2025 Mizobe drill program is designed to test for higher grade mineralization below these intercepts, as well as testing resistivity and chargeability defined from the 2023 Induced Polarization survey.
Jason Letto, VP Exploration, said, "This phase of drilling is designed to build on the encouraging results from the 2023 campaign, leverage historical data, geophysics, geochemistry, and structural interpretation to refine targeting and to increase our understanding of the mineralized system at Mizobe. We are systematically testing an area within proximity of the 14 million ounce[1] Hishikari gold mine and look forward to advancing Mizobe and other prospects in the Hokusatsu district."
The Mizobe Project
The Mizobe Project is located in the Hokusatsu district of southern Kyushu in a similar geological setting to the Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., Ltd. Hishikari Mine, located 23 kilometres to the north. Hishikari is one of the world's highest-grade gold mines and currently Japan's only active large-scale producing gold mine. The Hokusatsu district has produced more than 13 million ounces[2] of gold from several mines and remains one of the most prospective regions in Japan.
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Figure 1 - Mizobe 2025 Drilling Program
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Figure 2 - Mizobe Geology with Planned Drilling
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About Japan Gold Corp.
Japan Gold Corp. is a Canadian mineral company focused on the exploration and discovery of high-grade epithermal gold deposits across the main islands of Japan. The Company holds a significant portfolio of tenements covering areas with known gold occurrences, history of mining and prospective for high-grade epithermal gold mineralization in one of the most stable and under explored countries in the world. The Japan Gold leadership and operational team of geologists, drillers and technical advisors have extensive experience exploring and operating in Japan and have a track record of discoveries world-wide. Japan Gold has an alliance with Barrick Mining Corporation to jointly explore, develop and mine certain gold mineral properties and mining projects with the potential to host Tier 1 or Tier 2 gold ore bodies in Japan. Significant shareholders include Equinox Partners Investment Management LLC and Newmont Corporation.
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