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  •  > Fig 1. Location map of seismic survey lines.

Fig 1. Location map of seismic survey lines.

S1-S3 and RAN97 are seismic lines. F1:Fukaya, F2:Kushibiki, F3:Hirai, F4:Konan and F5:Imaichi-Sugaya fault.Surface geology is simplified from Saitama Prefecture.(1995).

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