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Dunite reported here is stratified with harzburgite at the exposure (Locality 51, Fig. 1). At the weathered surface, dunite is yellowish brown and harzburgite is dark to yellowish green. Both dunite and harzburgite at the exposure are, as at the other exposures of utramafic rocks of the Mineoka belt, intesely fragmentary or brec ciated, being aggregate of slicken-sided blocks with powdered serpentine matrix.

Highly magnesian dunite from the Mineoka belt, central Japan.