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The Yuigahama-Minami site contains numerous architectural remains, wells, and stone structures revealing medieval Japanese settlement patterns and daily activities.

Excavations conducted between December 2002 and April 2003 uncovered multiple artifacts dating from medieval to early modern periods of Japanese history.

The site yielded various pottery types including Haji ware, Sue ware, Kawarake, imported ceramics, and tools that reflect trade connections and local craftsmanship.

Located at coordinates 35.309833, 139.541861 in Hase district, the archaeological findings are documented in reports published by the Kanagawa Archaeological Foundation.

Fishing equipment discoveries, including clay sinkers and fishing hooks, indicate strong maritime activities of the medieval settlement at this coastal location.

GPS coordinates: 35.30983,139.54186

Latest update: April 2, 2025 12:55