Tajiri Reports First Yono Trenches and Delivers High Grade Intercepts of 2m @ 41.3g/t Gold; 2m @ 30.2g/t Gold; 1m @ 10.9g/t Gold

Core Insights - Tajiri Resources Corp. has reported initial trenching results from its Yono Gold Property, indicating multiple zones of gold mineralization, including higher-grade intervals, which are comparable to neighboring properties with significant gold resources [1][13][15]. Trenching Results - A total of 1,032 meters of trenching has been completed, with significant intersections reported, including: - Trench YTR2: 2 meters at 30.6 g/t Au from 10 meters [4] - Trench YTR4: 2 meters at 41.3 g/t Au, with a combined interval of 19 meters at 4.6 g/t Au when including lower-grade intervals [4] - Trench YTR3: 0.3 meters at 6.2 g/t Au, confirming the gold-bearing nature of the contact [5] - Trench YTR7: 1 meter at 10.8 g/t Au, indicating potential extension of mineralization [9] - Other trenches reported lower tenor mineralization, demonstrating the presence of multiple mineralized zones within Yono [10]. Geological Context - The mineralization style at Yono closely resembles that at G2 Goldfields' Oko Main Zone, with high-grade gold hosted in narrow shear zones along graphitic metasediments [2][13]. - Mapping indicates that late ENE trending folding may play a crucial role in localizing mineralization along structures and contacts [8][14]. Exploration Strategy - The company is currently conducting a 2,610-meter trenching program, with 1,135 meters completed to date [11]. - Future exploration may include high-resolution IP/Resistivity and/or TEM surveys to delineate graphitic units and locate potential sulfide accumulations associated with mineralization [14]. Management Commentary - The President and CEO of Tajiri expressed confidence that Yono has the potential to deliver significant new gold discoveries, aligning with the structural and stratigraphic settings of neighboring deposits [15].