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We describe in detail the deformation structures and textures of a large-scale landslide body that developed in the Betto-dani
Valley in northern central Japan. We studied the shape-preferred orientation of clasts and clay flakes and the development
of internal shear planes within the slip zone of the landslide. The slip has an average rate of 5–10 cm/year under the overburden
pressure of approximately 1.6 MPa; these values are similar to those of the proto-decollement zone of the Nankai accretionary
prism in SW Japan. The anisotropy of magnetic susceptibility of samples obtained from the slip zone reveals that the long
axes of clay flakes define an imbricate structure. The slip was due to a long-term periodical creep, which occurs during the
thaw seasons with an average slip rate of 0.16–0.32 μm/min. During the creep, the long axes of grains including clay flakes
in the slip zone are developed from parallel to perpendicular to the slip direction. The observed textures provide a clue
to elucidate the deformation textures and process in the decollement zone of the Nankai prism. 相似文献
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