Japan Gold Corp are a junior, project generator looking for gold with exploration properties in Japan. They have a market capitalisation of ~C$14.27M which is a fall of roughly 0% over the last day. As of 09/04/2026 they have ~C$0M debt and ~C$1.3M cash. They have 307M shares outstanding and trade on the Canadian Venture Exchange and the over-the-counter markets.
The Bajo Project is located in Middle Kyushu and is centred on the historic Bajo Mine.
The Bajo Mine produced 421Koz Au, with 317Koz Au @ 125.9g/t Au and 557g/t Ag derived from the Sakuru-Hi vein. The high grade is situated just below the interface of the Miocene andesite and the granite basement.
The Ebino Project is located within the Hokusatsu district of the Southern Kyushu Epithermal Gold Province. The district contains Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., Ltd.'s, Hishikari Mine and three major historic gold mines, Kushikino, Yamagano and Ohkuchi. The Hishikari Mine, 9 million ounces of gold (8.76 Moz Au past production 1985-2025), is a concealed orebody discovered in 1981. Hishikari is one of the world's highest-grade gold mines and currently Japan's only active large-scale producing gold mine (Source: Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., LTD. Integrated Report, September 2025).
Ebino is located approximately 10km north of the Hishikari Mine and approximately 8km east of the historic Ohkuchi Mine. Historic exploration completed mainly by the Metal Mining Agency of Japan confirmed the presence of three distinct alteration areas - Otsuka, Kuwanoki-zuru (“KZ”) and Masaki (refer to Figure 1). Limited historic drilling has been undertaken within the alteration zones.
The Bajo Project is located in Middle Kyushu and is centred on the historic Bajo Mine.
The Bajo Mine produced 421Koz Au, with 317Koz Au @ 125.9g/t Au and 557g/t Ag derived from the Sakuru-Hi vein. The high grade is situated just below the interface of the Miocene andesite and the granite basement.
The Ebino Project is located within the Hokusatsu district of the Southern Kyushu Epithermal Gold Province. The district contains Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., Ltd.'s, Hishikari Mine and three major historic gold mines, Kushikino, Yamagano and Ohkuchi. The Hishikari Mine, 9 million ounces of gold (8.76 Moz Au past production 1985-2025), is a concealed orebody discovered in 1981. Hishikari is one of the world's highest-grade gold mines and currently Japan's only active large-scale producing gold mine (Source: Sumitomo Metal Mining Co., LTD. Integrated Report, September 2025).
Ebino is located approximately 10km north of the Hishikari Mine and approximately 8km east of the historic Ohkuchi Mine. Historic exploration completed mainly by the Metal Mining Agency of Japan confirmed the presence of three distinct alteration areas - Otsuka, Kuwanoki-zuru (“KZ”) and Masaki (refer to Figure 1). Limited historic drilling has been undertaken within the alteration zones.
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