Inakadate Village Reserve Cultural Property Center - Minamitsugaru District

Name: Inakadate Village Reserve Cultural Property Center - Minamitsugaru District
Address: Omagari-６３ Takahi, Inakadate, Minamitsugaru District, Aomori 038-1111, Japan, 038-1111, Japan

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Contact Inakadate Village Reserve Cultural Property Center

住所：

Omagari-６３ Takahi, Inakadate, Minamitsugaru District, Aomori 038-1111, Japan

電話：

📞 +878

Postal code :

038-1111

Opening hours :

Saturday	10AM–5PM
Sunday	10AM–5PM
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	10AM–5PM
Wednesday	10AM–5PM
Thursday	10AM–5PM
Friday	10AM–5PM

カテゴリ：

観光の名所 , Archaeological museum ,

Omagari-６３ Takahi, Inakadate, Minamitsugaru District, Aomori 038-1111, Japan

Best Archaeological museum in japan

谷	谷口佳代 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 今回は田んぼアートのみの見学でしたので、評価が片寄るかと。田んぼアートは予想より繊細で見事でした。 As it was a tour only for rice field art this time, I wonder if the evaluation will be concentrated. Rice field art was more delicate and wonderful than expected.
t	taremimiusagi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 実際の弥生時代の田んぼの遺跡の上に建物を建てて展示してある。弥生時代の人々の足跡も見られます。 The building is built on the remains of rice fields in the Yayoi period. You can also see the footprints of Yayoi people.
I	I am Hydeist on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 出土した土器に触れます！写真もとれます(^w^) 他の博物館に欠片に触れられるところはありますが、こちらでは土器を持ち上げる事が出来ます！貴重な体験が出来ました‼ 乾田からは今もお水が沸いてくるそうです。過去と繋がっているようで神秘的 Touch the unearthed pottery! You can take a photo (^ w ^) There are places in other museums where you can touch the shards, but here you can lift the pottery! It was a valuable experience. It seems that water is still boiling from dry fields. Mysterious as connected to the past
河	河島宙彦 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 弥生時代に稲作が行われていた痕跡が青森にまで残されている。教科書を塗り替える重大な発見。特殊な樹脂を用いて、田の遺構をそのまま保存している。隣の博物館は栃ノ海をはじめ田舎館出身の名士の展示や美術作品が多数 Traces of rice cultivation during the Yayoi period have been left in Aomori. A serious discovery that changes the textbook. Using a special resin, the remains of the field are preserved as they are. The museum next door is full of exhibits and art works by celebrities from the countryside building, including Tochinoumi
鈴	鈴菌四半世紀 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 弥生人たちの足跡が残る田んぼに感動。この人たちが火山灰が来た後どうなったか、無事逃げられたのかが気になってしょうがない。生き残って今に繋がっていてほしいと強く思う。弥生土器を持ち上げて、その軽さにびっくり。三内丸山遺跡もよかったけれど、ここも素晴らしい。ぜひともセットで見学してみてください。 I am impressed by the rice fields where the footprints of the Yayoi people remain. I can not help wondering what happened to these people after the volcanic ash came, and they escaped safely. I strongly hope that I want to survive and be connected now. I was surprised at the lightness of lifting Yayoi pottery. Sannai Maruyama ruins were good, but here is also wonderful. Please visit by all means set.
A	AomoriTube青森チューブ青い森大学ウェルビーイング学部スマートシティ学科実装体験感想専攻 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 本物の土器を持たせてくれます。想像を超える軽さにびっくり！ It will give you a real pottery. I was surprised at the lightness beyond my imagination!
R	RAVEN PHOTO on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 火山灰層の下から出てきた弥生時代の田んぼや用水路の遺構約400平方メートルの上に展示施設を造り、保存しながら実物を見ることができる。出土した実際の土器に触れたり、展示品の写真撮影もOKという、実にオープンな施設です。 An exhibition facility will be built on the remains of a Yayoi rice field and irrigation canal that emerged from the bottom of the volcanic ash layer. It is a truly open facility where you can touch the actual earthenware excavated and take photographs of the exhibits.
関	関清志 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2021年6月6日に見学しました。閉館間際でしたが、職員の方が、詳しく説明してくださいました。高樋遺跡の水田跡を発掘調査したままの状態で保存展示している施設です。弥生人の足跡が、はっきりと残っていて感動しました。畦畔（けいはん）は、畦道のことですが、小さな長方形の田圃が、綺麗に並んでいます。水温を上げる知恵か？はたまた、刈り取った稲穂を濡らさずに運搬しやすくするためか？あるいは、千枚田と同様に土地を同じ高さにならす土木労力を最小化した結果でしょうか？続縄文時代から古墳時代に移り変わる時、東北地方の弥生時代は、どのようであったかを考えさせられる場所です。 We visited on June 6, 2021. It was just before closing, but the staff explained in detail. It is a facility that preserves and exhibits the remains of paddy fields at the Takahi site as they were excavated and investigated. I was impressed by the clear footprints of the Yayoi people. The ridge is a ridge, and small rectangular rice fields are lined up neatly. Is it wisdom to raise the water temperature? Or is it to make it easier to transport the harvested rice ears without getting them wet? Or is it the result of minimizing the civil engineering effort to level the land to the same height as in Senmaida? When the transition from the Zoku-Jōmon period to the Kofun period, the Yayoi period in the Tohoku region is a place that makes you think about what it was like.