Okaya Art Archaeological Museum

I first saw earthenware with a appearance like "Deep bowl-shaped earthenware with facial handles (National Important Cultural Property)", but it left a very impressive impression.

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I visited to appreciate "Deep bowl-shaped earthenware with facial handles (National Important Cultural Property)". I've seen pottery with "Face" here and there, but it was my first time to have a pottery with a look like this, so I was very impressed. In addition, the "pregnant woman earthen figure with a pot (Yayoi period)" exhibited in the form of [this month's gem] in the exhibition is exhibited in the state of ﾊﾞﾗﾊﾞﾗ excavated ｵﾘｼﾞﾅﾙ and ﾚﾌﾟﾘｶ restored. It is also the first exhibition method to see ...

Okaggu にゆかりのある schemist の works ＋ Okaggu の relics の unearthed products

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About 5 minutes walk from Okaya station. The admission fee is 370 yen. There is a common admission ticket (2 / 3 / 5 buildings) with other facilities, and there are 3 facilities within walking distance from the station, so I bought a common admission ticket (920 yen) for 3 buildings. The building has three floors, with a special exhibition room on the first floor and an art exhibition room and an archaeological exhibition room on the second floor. The exhibition of the art exhibition room is mainly the works of artists related to Okaya City. In the archaeological exhibition room, earthenware, stone tools, bronze mirrors excavated from the ruins of okaya City are placed, and national important cultural properties ...

Wenwen Earthware

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The nearest station is Okaya Station. It is within walking distance from the station. There is an exhibition of Jomon pottery. We also have a special exhibition, so we recommend it to enthusiasts.

Feel history with Jomon pottery

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There is an exhibition of Jomon pottery. There is also an exhibition of earthenware in a rare style with a face facing outside, a deep pot-shaped earthenware with a face handle. There is also a special exhibition where you can enjoy it other than earthenware.