Irving Resources Inc. Strikes High-Grade Gold at East Yamagano and Continues Exploration at Omu Project

Irving Resources Inc., a Vancouver-based exploration company, reported significant gold findings at its East Yamagano project in Kyushu, Japan. The identified intervals include a high-grade section with 9.62 g/t Au over 5 meters and exceptional gold traces of up to 45.90 g/t Au over 1 meter. This drilling at the historical Yamagano Mine vicinity reveals potential for new gold vein discoveries under existing cover.

Concurrently, Irving progresses at the Omu gold-silver project in Hokkaido. Although the Maruyama target didn't yield high-grade results, findings from breccia pipes indicate promising anomalies. Exploration at the Omui East Extension presented modest gold intercepts, encouraging further investigation into vein continuity beyond the current mining license.

These early-stage yet positive outcomes add confidence in the potential expansion of Irving’s projects in historically gold-rich regions of Japan. The exploration is supported by technical observations that compare favorably with geological models from nearby successful mines, positioning Irving for continued exploration success.