Japan Gold completes 21.3-km CSAMT/AMT geophysical survey at Mizobe project in Japan

• Japan Gold completed a 21.3 line-kilometer CSAMT/AMT geophysical survey at its Mizobe gold project in Kyushu, Japan.
• Resistivity imaging was integrated with gravity and magnetic inversion work plus 2023 and 2025 drilling to refine the geological model.
• Updated interpretation points to structures and fluid pathways beneath post-mineral volcanic cover, supporting a concealed epithermal gold system.
• Work is expected to sharpen existing targets, define new drill targets, and finalize a multi-target drill program.
• Mizobe sits about 23 kilometers south of the Hishikari mine; prior drilling hit 10 meters at 4.27 g/t gold from 122.75 meters.

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