Kakuregaoka Ruins Park, Archaeological park in Ise, Japan
Kakuregaoka Ruins Park is an archaeological site in Ise featuring reconstructed pit houses and structures from ancient Japanese settlements. The rebuilt dwellings display how these early homes were organized and constructed.
The site originates from the Yayoi period, a time of transition toward permanent settlements in Japan. This shift fundamentally shaped early Japanese civilization's development.
The park displays tools and everyday items from ancient Japanese communities, showing how people lived and worked in those times.
The site is easy to walk through and features accessible paths across the exhibition areas. Visitors have plenty of space to explore at their own pace throughout the grounds.
On certain days, visitors can try traditional crafting techniques like making magatama beads themselves. These hands-on experiences allow people to directly experience ancient skills.
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