Kamegaoka Stone Age Site

The ruins of a village from the late Jomon period (approximately 1,000 BC-300 BC) situated along a marsh, the advanced material culture of the period is sometimes referred to as Kamegaoka Culture, taking its name from the excavated earthenware and characteristic clay figurines known as dogu. The goggle-eyed type of clay figurine takes its name from the large clay figurine missing its left leg that has been designated an important cultural property.

Spot details

Address: Aomori Tsugaru-shi Kizukuri Kamegaoka Kizukuri Tateoka Map
Area: Tsugaru / Goshogawara Area
Phone: 0173491194
Closed: open everyday
Fees: [Admission fee]Free
Parking Lot: Available (19 spaces, 3 spaces for large buses)
*Shakochan Hiroba 5 spaces, parking lot adjacent to the south of the ruins 14 spaces
Credit Card: Not available
Note: *Details can be confirmed at the following URL
https://jomon-tsugaru.jp/kamegaoka-stoneage-ruins
https://jomon-japan.jp/learn/jomon-sites/kamegaoka/