• iPhone Duo support. On the large unfolded screen and on maps held sideways, zooming in from a count badge, a sample or "See on the map" now shows the sites, and when the map widens as you unfold, marks appear all the way to the edges. • On devices set to a language other than the 10 supported ones, screens mixed Japanese and English; they now show English.

We rebuilt the sites and bands with new river and coastline data. • What was rebuilt — the sites and bands of 72 placer gold packs, 50 mineral and fossil band packs, and 7 hot-spring research notes, using new river and coastline data from the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan. • Some packs have moved — in 15 packs the candidate locations we sold have moved, and some packs now have far fewer sites. For 4 placer gold products, people who bought before this version see a one-time notice, when they open the pack, of what changed and by how much. • Site numbers have changed — they no longer match GPX files you exported earlier or the numbers in the note edition (the coordinates inside your GPX files are still valid). • Your marks — moved to a nearby new site. Marks with no new site nearby (about half) disappear from the map and stay in My List under "Marks whose location was lost". • Starter gold packs now show where their origin comes from (a gold deposit or occurrence, a record in the literature, or no origin). • Bundle discounts are calculated from current store prices, and library set totals count sites at the same location once. • The data sources shown in the app now match the data we use.

The guide now lives inside the app. • How to use — The flow of a search, how to read the map, what the colors and sizes mean, and how buying and restoring work. Open it from Settings. • Outdoor mode — A new switch in Settings. It changes text and symbols to a high-contrast color scheme so they stay readable in direct sunlight. Colors have been reworked throughout the app. • Access re-measured — For every location in the app, the distance to the nearest road was re-derived from its coordinates. 1,225 locations changed tier. Fixes • Restore Purchases reported "restored" even when it failed, and could tell an owner that no purchases were found. • Packs you had bought could show a lock where reception was poor. • Buying a bundle, or a pack opened from My List, gave no confirmation. • The My List title was missing and a blank band was left at the top of the screen. • "Restore Purchases" was worded differently on different screens; now it matches.

You can now see more before you buy. - Pack details: the price and the purchase button now stay fixed at the bottom of the screen, and you read the notes before going on to purchase. - Set products (such as the Starter Rivers libraries) list every area that a single purchase unlocks. - Packs you haven't bought yet show a "Rivers included" contents list (name, length and number of markers). - Star packs you're "Interested" in to gather them in My List and compare them later. - "See the actual display" shows real data from the free area (Usotannai) on the map. - Distance from your location and "Nearest first", plus cross-links between experience facilities and field candidates. - Jump straight from each entry in the mineral guide to the localities where that stone turns up. - The App Store description's wording on what is free has been brought in line with the current content. As before, the screen states clearly that these are candidate sites, not a guarantee of finds, and that nearness has nothing to do with the likelihood of finds.

- The mineral guide is much deeper: every mineral now has "how it formed", "names and relatives of this stone" and "what turns up with it". - New "identifying each type" for garnet, agate and obsidian. One name can cover kinds that differ in colour and in where they turn up, so each is set out as look, checks you can make on site, things it is confused with, and how it appears at the included localities. - Added a free guide to shark tooth species (the 20 recorded in Japan) and a catalogue of 9 localities that are not sold as packs. - 61 more specimen photos, and every photo now opens full screen on a tap so you can compare it with what you picked up. - All in-app text re-checked and completed across all ten languages. - Corrected the description of Shichirimihama: it is a beach of rounded pebbles, and no record of garnet being collected there has been confirmed.

- Easier-to-read advisories: point screens now show a one-line summary you can tap to expand (pack details before purchase still show the full text) - Prices fully revised: many packs are now cheaper, priced by the length of verified sections - Products reorganized into three tiers: per-area packs, small-area libraries, and bundles - Fixed mismatches between pack names and contents - Updated the free-area guide