Suzuki Remains Museum - Kodaira

Name: Suzuki Remains Museum - Kodaira
Address: 1 Chome-487-1 Suzukicho, Kodaira, Tokyo 187-0011, Japan, 187-0011, Japan

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Contact Suzuki Remains Museum

住所：

1 Chome-487-1 Suzukicho, Kodaira, Tokyo 187-0011, Japan

電話：

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Postal code :

187-0011

Webサイト：

https://www.city.kodaira.tokyo.jp/kurashi/001/001374.html

Opening hours :

Saturday	10AM–4PM
Sunday	10AM–4PM
Monday	Closed
Tuesday	Closed
Wednesday	10AM–4PM
Thursday	Closed
Friday	Closed

カテゴリ：

歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 , Archaeological museum ,

1 Chome-487-1 Suzukicho, Kodaira, Tokyo 187-0011, Japan

Best Archaeological museum in japan

F	Fujidaira on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 鈴木遺跡、有名ですよね。考古学かじってる端くれとしては行ってみたいところです。 Suzuki Remains is famous, isn't it? I would like to go there as an archeological bite.
高	高田徳範 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 展示内容の充実に見合わない建屋で、展示物の保存、保護等のについて心配になる。文化財保護の環境整備も含めて、管理運営の予算を投じられるといいなぁ。世界遺産にならなくても、国が熱心に推奨してくれないとね。 I am worried about the preservation and protection of the exhibits in the building, which is not worth the enrichment of the exhibits. It would be nice if the budget for management and operation could be invested, including the improvement of the environment for the protection of cultural properties. Even if it doesn't become a World Heritage Site, the country must enthusiastically recommend it.
高	高橋MSYS on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 世界初の石斧の局部研磨が発見されました。縄文時代より1万年以上古い研磨加工技術の例は世界史に載せるべきことです。 The world's first local polishing of a stone ax was discovered. An example of polishing technology that is more than 10,000 years old from the Jomon period should be included in world history.
T	Taka Naka on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 全国でも最古級の3万5000年前の旧石器時代の遺跡の資料館。各年代ごとの石刃が展示されていて、黒曜石の石刃もありました。旧石器時代から現代までの地層の展示は圧巻。意外にも東京都の指定遺跡どまりで国の指定遺跡ではないそうです。とにかく建物が地味というか、どう見てもただの大きな倉庫のようで、入り口に開館中の立て札があるものの入るには勇気がいりますが、中の展示物は素晴らしい上に入場無料なのでとてもオススメなスポットです。 The oldest archeological museum in the Paleolithic age of 35,000 years ago. Stone knives of each age were on display, and there were also obsidian stone knives. The exhibition of strata from the Paleolithic age to the present day is a highlight. It seems to be surprisingly a designated archeological site in Tokyo and not a national archeological site. Anyway, the building is sober, it looks like just a big warehouse, and although there is a standing bill at the entrance, it takes courage to enter, but the exhibits inside are wonderful and free to enter, so it is highly recommended It is a spot.
福	福田真由 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ TVでの話題にて初めて知りましたが、そこでは鈴木小学校建設の際にて？発見された遺跡をたくさん見れます！静かな場所にありますね。気になる方は是非行ってみてください。 I first learned about it on TV, but when the Suzuki Elementary School was built? You can see many of the discovered ruins! It's in a quiet place. If you are interested, please go.
村	村口英雄 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 鈴木小学校の近くにあります。箱(建物)はお世辞にも立派とは言えないが、中身は充実していました！入ると館員さんがやって来て概要の解説をしてくれる。その眼が生き生きと輝いていました。展示品は鈴木小学校建設の時に見つかった、後期石器時代3万8千年前の日本最古の人々の住らしていた時代のものです。 3億8千年前という途方もない昔、ナウマンゾウやオオツノジカなど大型動物の解体のために斧型の石器を作り、バーベキューのように焼いて食べたという、ある面､現代人と変わらぬ生活があったことに驚きデス。そんなことを映像と出土品、地層模型などで示しています。現在、地球温暖化や核開発が大きな問題ですが、3万8千年という年月を営んできた人類の歴史と生活を破壊することは許されません。次代に健全な地球環境を引き継がなければ！…と、認識を新たにした有意義な時間でした。解説して下さった方、ほんとにありがとうございました。ふるさと村から歩き始めた小平の小さな旅、楽しかったですヨ。 It is near Suzuki Elementary School. The box (building) isn't flattering, but the contents are substantial! When you enter, a staff member will come and give you an overview. The eyes were shining lively. The exhibit is from the time when the oldest people in Japan lived 38,000 years ago in the Upper Paleolithic period, which was found when Suzuki Elementary School was constructed. A tremendous amount of time, 380,000 years ago, an ax-shaped stone tool was made for the dismantling of large animals such as the Naumann elephant and the elk, and it was baked and eaten like a barbecue. Surprised death. Such things are shown in videos, excavated items, and geological models. Currently, global warming and nuclear development are major problems, but it is unacceptable to destroy the history and life of humankind, which has been running for 38,000 years. We must pass on a healthy global environment to the next generation! … And it was a meaningful time to renew my awareness. Thank you very much to those who explained. I enjoyed Kodaira's small trip, which I started walking from my hometown village.
ロ	ロン・オッター on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 祝！国史跡指定！ 3万5千～1万5千年前の旧石器時代、石神井川の源流となるここの谷戸に集落がありました。荒川と多摩川に挟まれた武蔵野の地は微高地で水利に乏しかったことから、370年前の玉川上水開削までは一面の荒野であり人は住んでいないと思われていました。それが、鈴木遺跡の発見により、従来の説より遥か昔に人が居住していた事が確認されたのです。この発見は、ルーツとアイデンティティに乏しかった（？）全多摩・武蔵野人が涙したことでしょう。住宅地の真ん中にある資料館はパッと見、プレハブの工事現場の事務所のようです。しかし中に入ると、黒曜石の石刃や調理に使用したと思われる礫（焼き石）などがずらり。地層を剥がした関東ローム層の標本もあり、どの時代に何が出土したのか分かりやすいです。あと、受付の方の親切な説明もとても良かったです！ Celebration! Designated as a national historic site! During the Paleolithic period, 35,000 to 15,000 years ago, there was a village in Tanito, the source of the Shakujii River. Since the land of Musashino between the Arakawa and Tama rivers was a very highland and lacked water, it was thought that it was a wilderness and no people lived until the excavation of Tamagawa Aqueduct 370 years ago. However, the discovery of the Suzuki Remains confirmed that people lived long before the conventional theory. This discovery may have been the tears of all Tama and Musashino people who lacked roots and identity (?). The museum in the middle of the residential area looks like a prefabricated construction site office. However, when I went inside, there were a lot of obsidian blades and gravel (roasted stone) that I thought was used for cooking. There is also a specimen of the Kanto loam layer with the stratum peeled off, so it is easy to understand what was excavated at what time. Also, the kind explanation of the receptionist was very good!
Y	Yasuhito Shiratori on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ a historical facility to learn life style in very old era about kodaira city