Tajiri Resources Corp. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:TAJ) is pleased to report
that assays have been received for the entire suite of auger based geochemical
soil samples taken during the Company's Phase I exploration program on the 100%
owned Kaburi PL Gold property located in the Mazaruni District of the Republic
Guyana, South America.


The geochemical soil sampling grid of the Phase I Kaburi program covered
approximately half of the Kaburi PL and was focused on the central mineralized
corridor as defined from a linear concentration of alluvial gold production
(artisanal pits). The Phase I grid consisted of a cut and surveyed grid of 46
kilometres of 200 metre spaced lines sampled on 50 metre centres. In total, 946
soil samples were collected, with all lines returning anomalous gold results.
Chemical analyses returned values from trace to 2.66 g/t Au, with a mean of
33.76 g/t Au. Company management has defined those samples with greater than
50ppb Au as highly anomalous, and the highest concentration of these anomalous
samples forms a newly discovered gold-in-soils anomaly measuring more than 3km
in strike length and 1 km in width at its maximum extent. This central
gold-in-soils zone is punctuated by a 2.66 g/t gold result centred within a
highly anomalous gold area proximal to an active artisanal gold mining
operation.


The Phase I mineral exploration efforts at the Kaburi Gold Project were based on
exploration models developed and employed to success by Azimuth Resources
Limited at the surrounding West Omai Project, which culminated in the NI 43-101
compliant 1.22 million ounces gold resource released this past June. The Company
has deemed Phase I highly successful in purpose of narrowing targets through
definition of an area where concentrated gold-in-soils mineralization form the
focus for high priority targets warranting immediate follow up. Additionally,
the Phase I results demonstrate a structural control in that the highest grades
appear to be associated with the interpreted Aurora-Gem Creek shear zone within
the Kaburi PL. On a property scale, these Tajiri defined geochemical gold
anomalies are inferred as highly prospective indications to the existence of a
bedrock-hosted gold mineralized system, as yet indeterminate in size, but
responsible for the alluvial mineralization being actively mined within the PL
boundaries, and will form the basis of further exploration and eventual drilling
at the site.


Phase I program also included Property wide geological mapping, prospecting,
reconnaissance as well as the construction and outfitting of a 25 man camp which
can support geological, geochemical, geophysical and drilling crews if required.



Follow-up mineral exploration work has now commenced and will include detailed
in-fill geochemical soil sampling, power auger (trado) sampling, and potentially
geophysical surveys all focused on targeting drill targets within the defined
anomalous zones.


Alwyn's Vein / Seer Zone

The auger samples taken in Phase I were limited to an area that had been
surveyed by the Company and were designed to cover a series of semi-continuous
artisanal mine workings and pits striking within the Aurora-Gem Creek Corridor.
A portion of these areas were being actively worked, up to this past week, when
these artisinal miners were removed by GGMC officials at the request of the
Company. These workings, and the areas that have been prepared for advancing
mining activities, have served to expose previously obscured laterites
(including large (greater than 2m wide) quartz-carbonate veins and quartz
stockwork veining) which offer highly compelling geological sampling targets.
Accordingly, 202 panel samples have been collected from the prospective laterite
exposures and have been submitted for assay; results will be announced upon
receipt of analyses.


The presence and size of the atypical greenstone-style quartz-carbonate veins
located by the Company to date, is compelling to Company management and further
affirms Tajiri's commitment to advancing the Kaburi Gold Project through a
methodology of proven systematic exploration within Guyana's newest hard rock
mining exploration camp.


Closing of Over-subscribed Non-Brokered Private Placement 

Tajiri also reports, subject to exchange approval, on closing of a 4,780,000
second and final tranche in the non-brokered private placement announced July
26th, 2012 and amended September 20th, 2012. The oversubscribed second and final
tranche consisted of 4,580,000 units at a price of $0.05 per unit and totaled
proceeds to the Company of $229,000 to be used in furthering exploration efforts
at the Kaburi PL Gold Property and general working capital. The Company paid
fees on a portion of this offering. 


Paul D. Grey B.Sc, P.Geo has reviewed and approved the technical information in
this release, and acted as a qualified person for the Company as defined by NI
43-101.


On Behalf of the Board,

Tajiri Resources Corp.

Graham Keevil, President, CEO

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This news release may contain forward-looking statements based on assumptions
and judgments of management regarding future events or results. Such statements
are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties which could cause actual
events or results to differ materially from those reflected in the
forward-looking statements. The Company disclaims any intention or obligation to
revise or update such statements. 


FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: 
Tajiri Resources Corp.
Graham Keevil
President, CEO
604-642-0115 or Toll Free 866-345-0115
604-642-0116 (FAX)
info@tajiricorp.com
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