Mr. Graham Keevil reports

TAJIRI'S INFILL AUGER RESULTS CONFIRM COMPELLING GOLD MINERALIZATION AT YONO PROPERTY, GUYANA

Tajiri Resources Corp. has released final results from auger sampling completed during its first-pass exploration program at the majority-owned Yono gold project, Guyana.

Results confirm widespread gold anomalism across the Yono property and demonstrate continuity within the strongest anomalous zones, establishing clear targets for trenching and follow-up drill targeting. A 2,600-metre trenching program is now under way to follow up these results.

Integrating Yono data with the published regional data from G2 Goldfields Inc. and G Mining Ventures Corp. (G Min), Tajiri has developed a district-scale geological interpretation highlighting Yono's strategic position within a major gold-bearing corridor:

• District-scale setting: known deposits and gold anomalies are consistently aligned along contacts between high and low magnetic susceptibility zones;
• Yono interpretation 1: using these magnetic contacts and assuming gold follows east-northeast-west-northwest shear zones parallel to them, the auger results outline approximately five kilometres of highly prospective strike across Yono;
• Yono interpretation 2: incorporating structural data from neighbouring projects suggests two generations of folding have influenced and controls gold mineralization;
• Regional context: compilation of all available data defines a approximately 10 km long Yono-Oko gold corridor encompassing Oko Main zone, Ghanie and Oko West deposits -- with Yono positioned at the corridor's widest and arguably structurally complex section;
• Fold-controlled model: the overall distribution of gold anomalism within the corridor supports a fold-dominated structural model, with Yono coinciding with approximately 1.5 km strike of the major central F2 fold axis of the corridor.

While additional work is required to distinguish between the shear and fold-controlled interpretations, current evidence favours the fold-controlled model based on both regional and deposit-scale structural patterns.

In summary, Yono exhibits broad, coherent gold anomalism and occupies an exceptionally favourable structural position within the Oko-Yono gold corridor -- strongly suggesting significant discovery potential within a corridor already known to host 8.9 Moz (million ounces) of gold resources.

About Tajiri Resources Corp.

Tajiri Resources is a junior gold exploration and development company with exploration assets located in the emerging premier gold destination of Guyana, South America. Lead by a team of industry professionals with a combined 100 plus years of experience -- 40 of that in Guyana; and a record of discovering approximately 20 million ounces of gold in Western Australia, West Africa and Guyana -- the company's goal is to generate the highest possible returns for shareholders through exploration and discovery.

Methodology

Hand auger samples were collected on an initial grid of 400 by 50 m which was later infilled to 200 by 25 m. Sample lines were oriented east-west. Auger samples were taken with a three-inch diameter hand auger, with samples collected every vertical metre (or portion of a meter). Where possible auger holes were drilled to the stone line (interface of laterite and mottled zone saprolite) which in the area averages two to four m depth. However, most auger holes did not reach target depth with many only being able to penetrate to 20 to 60 centimetres. Sample weights ranged from one to four kilograms and after collection, samples were stored in a secure facility at the Yono project site. Entire auger samples were sent to either Actlabs or MSALABS, in Georgetown, Guyana; both accredited mineral analysis laboratories. Samples were assayed via 50 g charge, fire assay with atomic absorption finish. Lower detection limit is three parts per billion Au. No certified gold reference standards were inserted by the company (we await shipment of such standards) however, both MSALABS and Actlabs routinely assay internal standards and blanks, and the company inserted blanks and field duplicates (every 20th sample). On this basis no QA/QC (quality assurance/quality control) issues were noted with the results reported herein.

Qualified person

The scientific and technical contents of this news release have been reviewed and approved by Dominic O'Sullivan, BSc, and executive chairman of the company. Mr. O'Sullivan is an honours graduate of the University of Sydney and a member of the AusIMM and a qualified person, as defined by National Instrument 43-101 -- Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects.

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