(Mar. 19-20, 2023)
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| As the pandemic has subsided, we decided to conduct tours to enhance our geological insight and deepen friendships among the Lab members. The first tour was a two-day, one-night trip to Hiroshima and Shimane. The photo shows the Bihoku Group in Shobara and the bone fossils contained within it. | |
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| Next, we observed the turbidites and columnar joints found on the Susuumi coast. | |
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| We had a BBQ at the inn that night, and the next morning we went to Oda Beach to search for shell fossils and other things. | |
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| Next, we visited Iwami Silver Mine. | |
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| Finally, we observed the calcareous concretions at Tatamigaura, some of which contained fossilized bones believed to be from whales. | |
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