Building stones

The rock that the building stones (せきざい British: stone^[1] British: building stone) are used as materials such as a gravestone and the monument for engineering works, the building, art, the industrial art object. The rock with the property depending on a use is used.

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Main building stones

Granite 

Granite (Hyogo), Haguro blue rice bran eyes (Ibaraki), Makabe small number on dice (Ibaraki), Bansei stone (Okayama), north tree and rock (Okayama).

Serpentine 

　

Andesites 

Pyroxene andesite (Nagano).

Tufa 

An Oyaishi stone (Tochigi), Akiu stone (Miyagi), Sapporo soft stone (Hokkaido), a luxurious golden mansion stone (Toyama), a sun stone (Ishikawa), a scepter valley stone (Fukui).

Sandstone 

　

Slate 

Slate。

Limestone, crystalline limestone 

Marble, limestone.

Crystalline rock 

Three stones (Gunma).

Footnote

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1. For ^ Ministry of Education, Architectural Institute of Japan "学術用語集建築学編増訂版" Architectural Institute of Japan, 1,990 years, it is ISBN 4-8189-0355-8. （Online academic vocabulary）

Allied item

• Stone - Gravestone - Garden rock - Material for seals
• Rock, list of rocks
• Mineral, mineral list
• Building stones shop
• Building stones construction certified technician
• Power stone

Outside link

• National building building stones industry society
• Building stones illustrated book (Hiratsuka-shi museum)

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