Overview
The Okyozuka Site is an archaeological site preserving the ruins of a Jomon-period settlement, discovered in Kyozuka 1-chome, Nonoichi City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Designated a National Historic Site, it is a valuable place that conveys the Jomon culture of the Hokuriku region. Visitors can walk the grounds while reflecting on ancient life.
Highlights
- ●Ruins of a middle to final Jomon settlement
- ●Historical value as a National Historic Site
- ●Site preserved in Kyozuka, Nonoichi
- ●A place conveying Hokuriku's Jomon culture
History
The site holds the ruins of a middle to final Jomon period settlement, dating to around 1700-500 BC, located in the Kyozuka neighborhood of Nonoichi. It was designated a National Historic Site of Japan in 1977, recognizing its historical significance.
Access
The site is located in Kyozuka 1-chome, Nonoichi City, on the lowlands of the Kanazawa plain. For specific routes and visiting hours, please check maps and official information.
Best season
For unhurried walks around the open-air site, the daytime of spring or autumn, when the weather is stable, is recommended.
Map
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Suggested itinerary
- 1Head to the site in Kyozuka, Nonoichi
- 2Grasp the overall layout via signage
- 3Walk across the Jomon settlement grounds
- 4Check nearby exhibits and explanations
Did you know?
💡 The Okyozuka Site spans the long middle to final Jomon period, conveying the lives of people from around 1700 to 500 BC.
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