Inakadate Relics Museum
Designated a national historic landmark, this hall has displays about the Yayoi period rice paddy ruins of Tareyanagi.
It’s central display is the chemically preserved remains of a rice field and irrigation canal from 2100 years ago, discovered at the Takahi ruins. You can walk freely through the 140sqm paddy as well as view the 12 displays of Prefectural Important Cultural Assets such as fossilized rice, deep clay pots and stone axes.
The Inakadate Village Museum is connected.
Business Hours | Open: 10:00 am Close: 5:00 pm (Last entry: 4:30 pm) |
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Price | Adult: 300 yen Middle and high school students: 200 yen Child: 100 yen |
Holiday | Every Monday *Closed on the following day if it is a holiday, New Year's Holiday |
Address | 63 Omagari, Takahi, Inakadate-mura, Aomori |
Transportation | Take Konan Railway from Hirosaki Station to Tanbo art Station, about 23 minutes. It's about 5 minutes walk. |
Parking lot | Available |
Contact | Inakadate Relics Museum |
Tel | 0172-43-8555 |
dennenmirai@sirius.ocn.ne.jp | |
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