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Jomon Travel Navi is a personal blog introducing Japan’s Jomon-period archaeological sites.I’m adding articles focusing mainly on famous sites.Beyond simple site introductions, I also highlight nearby spots to visit, cafes, and places to eat.


I hope this serves as a reference for journeys that let your thoughts wander back to the Jomon era.

What you can do on this site

  • Check out the highlights of the archaeological site: Featuring insights only those who’ve visited firsthand can share
  • Stay updated on museum and event information: Regularly updated with the latest details
  • Inspire your travels: Publishing articles that make you think, “I want to go there
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List of Jomon Prehistoric Sites (Visited Sites Only)

List of Featured Jomon Sites – Hokkaido and Tohoku Area
List of Featured Jomon Sites – Kanto and Chubu Area

Hokkaido

  • Hokkaido
    • Kiusu Earthwork Burial Circles(World Heritage, Jomon Prehistoric Sites in Northern Japan)

Tohoku

  • Aomori
    • Sannai Maruyama Site★(World Heritage, Jomon Prehistoric Sites in Northern Japan)
    • Korekawa Site★(World Heritage, Jomon Prehistoric Sites in Northern Japan)
    • Kamegaoka Burial Site(World Heritage, Jomon Prehistoric Sites in Northern Japan)
    • Komakino Stone Circle(World Heritage, Jomon Prehistoric Sites in Northern Japan)
  • Iwate
    • Goshono Site★(World Heritage, Jomon Prehistoric Sites in Northern Japan)
    • Yukunezawa Stone Ciecle(Remains of graves found within part of the stone circle. Footprint-impressed clay tablets unearthed)
    • Shidanai SIte(Wooden artifacts resembling totem poles have been discovered)
  • Akita
    • Isedotai Stone Circles(World Heritage, Jomon Prehistoric Sites in Northern Japan)
    • Oyu Stone Circles★(World Heritage, Jomon Prehistoric Sites in Northern Japan)

Kanto

  • Ibaraki
    • Ogushi Shell Mound(Famous as the oldest shell mound recorded in historical documents (from the Nara period))
  • Tokyo
    • Omori Shell Mound Site (Famous for being discovered by Dr. Morse)
    • Shimoyakebe Site (Revealed Jomon period lacquerware techniques)
    • Rokudouyama Site (Early to Middle Jomon period site)
    • Oshima Shimotakabora Site (Site on Izu Oshima Island)
  • Chiba
    • Kasori Shell Mound★(Special Historic Site)
    • Torikake Nishi Shell Mound (Oldest shell mound on the eastern shore of Tokyo Bay)
    • Hasama Higashi Site (Introduced in the visit report for Torikake Nishi Shell Mound)
    • Yurugimatsu Site (Same as above)
    • Johoshi Site (Same as above)
    • Shinyama Higashi Site (Same as above)
    • Nakanokidai Site (Same as above)
    • Shinyama Shell Mound (Same as above)
    • Miyamoto-dai Shell Mound (Same as above)
    • Ariyoshi Minami Shell Mound (Located within a shrine precinct)
  • Kanagawa
    • Santonodai Site★ (Learn about the Yayoi and Kofun periods too)

Chubu

  • Ishikawa
    • Chikamori Site (Large number of wooden pillar roots unearthed)
  • Yamanashi
    • Shakado Iseki Archeological Site★(Recommended for clay figurine enthusiasts)
  • Nagano
    • Mozawa Minami-Ishiido Site
    • Togariishi Site★ (Special Historic Site)
    • Nakappara Site (Where the National Treasure “The Dogu (“Kamen no Megami”) [Clay Figurine (Masked Goddess)]” was discovered)
    • Takizawa Site (Features a stone-paved dwelling site)
  • Shizuoka
    • Shijimizuka Archaeological Site(The main clam eaten in this region was the shijimi.)

★:Recommended Jomon sites for beginners (with museums on-site and abundant explanations)

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