Mitakata Site

The Mitakata Site contains numerous excavated structures and artifacts that reveal information about ancient Japanese settlements and lifestyles from the Kofun period.

Established in the 6th century, the Mitakata Site preserves valuable evidence of burial practices and social organization during Japan's tumultuous pre-medieval era.

The archaeological findings at Mitakata Site include pottery, tools, and ceremonial objects that demonstrate the technological capabilities of early Japanese communities.

Researchers and students can examine the collections of artifacts recovered from Mitakata Site at several local institutions dedicated to archaeological preservation.

The geographical position of Mitakata Site at coordinates 35.877722 latitude and 139.8215 longitude provides evidence of ancient trade routes in the region.

Location: Laketown

Inception: 6 century

GPS coordinates: 35.87772,139.82150

Latest update: March 7, 2025 20:45