Settaidate Ruins

The Settaidate Ruins contain ancient settlement remains with structural foundations, pottery fragments, and tools scattered across the excavation area.

Archaeological investigations at Settaidate have revealed multiple occupation layers dating back to prehistoric times, documenting human settlement patterns in northern Japan.

The excavated artifacts from Settaidate include stone tools, clay vessels, and personal ornaments that reflect the daily activities of early Japanese communities.

Visitors can reach the archaeological site via local buses from Ōshū Station, with informational panels providing details about the excavation findings.

Researchers have discovered specific pottery designs at Settaidate that indicate trade connections between prehistoric communities across different regions of Japan.

Location: Ōshū

GPS coordinates: 39.00706,141.10019

Latest update: June 10, 2025 00:06