Tokyo Metropolitan Archaeological Center

The Tokyo Metropolitan Archaeological Center maintains exhibits of excavated artifacts from various periods, displaying stone tools and pottery from local discoveries.

Established in July 1980, this center manages archaeological research within the Tama New Town area, where 964 archaeological sites contain remains from Paleolithic to modern times.

The center presents permanent exhibitions featuring artifacts from Japanese periods spanning from the Paleolithic era through the Edo period, documenting regional development.

The facility welcomes visitors daily from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM without admission fees and provides barrier-free access, including wheelchair-accessible facilities and nursing rooms.

Adjacent to the main building, visitors can explore reconstructed Jomon period dwellings in an outdoor exhibition space representing ancient living environments.

Location: Ochiai

Inception: July 1980

Opening Hours: Montag-Sonntag 09:30-17:00

Website: https://tef.or.jp/maibun

GPS coordinates: 35.62606,139.42772

Latest update: March 3, 2025 08:50