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Teppeiseki Stone

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Teppei stone is a very hard pyroxene andesite found in Nagano Prefecture and elsewhere, readily splitting into slabs. Each slab differs in color and pattern, with a substantial natural appearance. Today it is widely used as an interior and exterior decorative material, including entrance approaches, garden paving (irregular stone), and wall accents.

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The text describes Teppeiseki's plate-like form and its use in paving and walls.

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