Sakiyama Shell Mound Jomon-no-mori Museum - Miyako

Name: Sakiyama Shell Mound Jomon-no-mori Museum - Miyako
Address: Dai 1 Chiwari-１６-1 Sakiyama, Miyako, Iwate 027-0097, Japan, 027-0097, Japan

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Contact Sakiyama Shell Mound Jomon-no-mori Museum

住所：

Dai 1 Chiwari-１６-1 Sakiyama, Miyako, Iwate 027-0097, Japan

電話：

📞 +897

Postal code :

027-0097

Webサイト：

https://www.city.miyako.iwate.jp/bnka/sakiyamamuseum/sakiyama_museum1.html

Opening hours :

Saturday	9AM–5PM
Sunday	9AM–5PM
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	9AM–5PM
Wednesday	9AM–5PM
Thursday	9AM–5PM
Friday	9AM–5PM

カテゴリ：

観光の名所 , Archaeological museum ,

Dai 1 Chiwari-１６-1 Sakiyama, Miyako, Iwate 027-0097, Japan

Best Archaeological museum in japan

Y	Y T on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 縄文時代の貝塚や土器など、当時の生活文化を学べるミュージアムです。小学生など年少者をターゲットにした展示なので、難解な解説や説明はありません。家族連れでも十分に楽しめます。野外展示もあるほか、各種体験メニューも用意されているので、天気や季節に応じた楽しみかたもあります。 It is a museum where you can learn about the life culture of the time, such as shell mounds and pottery from the Jomon period. The exhibition is aimed at young people such as elementary school students, so there are no esoteric explanations or explanations. You can enjoy it with your family. In addition to outdoor exhibitions, various experience menus are also available, so you can enjoy it according to the weather and seasons.
メ	メリーテスラ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 道路から見ると入り口が非常に分かりずらく通りすぎます。展示物の内容はコンパクトでこんな感じの資料館はどこも似たり寄ったりですね。入館料が良心的なのが救いです。 The entrance is very confusing when seen from the road. The contents of the exhibits are compact, and all the museums like this look similar. It is salvation that admission fee is conscientious.
山	山﨑清 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 入場料金200円です。宮古で出土した縄文時代、古代、の出土品を展示されてます。縄文の森公園の立石がストーンサークルだったのかな？ The entrance fee is 200 yen. Items from the Jomon period and ancient times excavated in Miyako are on display. Was the stone circle of Jomon no Mori Park a stone circle?
湊	湊谷紀幸 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 家から近いんだけど、初めてお邪魔しました。縄文時代に宮古に人間がいたなんて…初めて知りました。展示品も多く、色々勉強になりました。建物の裏は公園になっていて、散歩しながら、縄文時代にタイムスリップ。一度行く価値あり。 It ’s close to my house, but it ’s my first visit. I knew for the first time that there were people in Miyako during the Jomon period. There were many exhibits and I learned a lot. The back of the building is a park where you can take a walk and go back to the Jomon period. Worth going once.
ア	アツガリヤ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 一度は行ってみましょう。とても新しくてきれいです。 Let's go once. It's very new and beautiful.
関	関清志 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2021年11月13日に見学しました。崎山貝塚について詳しく知ることのできる展示施設です。また、縄文時代を生活を実体験できるコーナーも開設しています。この貝塚は、縄文時代前期から後期(紀元前4000~1500年)頃までの遺跡です。地理的に大木式土器文化圏にあたると考えられます。中期の環状集落の形成から後期の配石遺構構築期まで、寒冷化がもたらした変遷を観察できる遺跡です。平成8年に国指定史跡となりました。 We visited on November 13, 2021. This is an exhibition facility where you can learn more about Sakiyama Shell Mound. We also have a corner where you can experience life in the Jomon period. This shell mound is an archaeological site from the early to late Jomon period (4000-1500 BC). Geographically, it is considered to correspond to the Oki style earthenware cultural area. It is an archaeological site where you can observe the transition caused by cooling from the formation of the ring-shaped village in the middle period to the construction period of the stone-arranged remains in the latter period. It became a nationally designated historic site in 1996.
M	M K on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 変に説明臭さがなく映像と展示物でいい感じに縄文人の営みを学べる施設（¥200）ゆる〜い雰囲気の遮光器土偶に癒やされるこの地域は寒流と暖流がぶつかり合う事で豊富な魚介類や海獣が採れたらしいオットセイまで生息してたのは驚いた施設の裏側は遊歩道になっており再現された竪穴式住居や立石（意図は不明、儀式用？）等が確認できる職員さんの話だと立石の周りは江戸時代の頃は農地だった様で「もしかしてこれ以外の立石が周辺に点在するも農耕の邪魔になる為引っこ抜いたんじゃ…？」との事（残ってる立石は地中深〜くに埋まっている為掘り起こせなかった）クリスマスに行ったが積雪、干せてる時のが全容が分かって良いかも A facility where you can learn the activities of Jomon people in a nice way with images and exhibits without any strange explanation (¥ 200) A shading device with a loose atmosphere Healed by clay figurines It seems that abundant fish and sea animals were harvested in this area due to the collision of cold and warm currents. I was surprised that even fur seals lived The back side of the facility is a promenade, and you can see the reproduced pit-house and Tateishi (intention unknown, for ceremonies?), Etc. According to the staff, the area around Tateishi was a farmland in the Edo period, and he said, "Maybe other Tateishi are scattered around, but I pulled them out because they interfered with farming ...?" I couldn't dig up the Teru Tateishi because it was buried deep in the ground.) I went to Christmas, but it may be good to understand the whole picture when it is snowy and dry
北	北野俊明 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Good❗️