Aikawa Archaeological Museum

The Aikawa Archaeological Museum holds collections of stone tools, pottery fragments, and ancient artifacts discovered throughout the Isesaki region of Japan.

The establishment of the museum in October 1950 marked the beginning of systematic archaeological research and preservation efforts in the Isesaki area.

The museum displays numerous ceramic pieces and traditional tools that demonstrate the evolution of Japanese craftsmanship through different historical periods.

The museum maintains regular exhibitions of regional archaeological findings and provides educational programs for students and researchers interested in Japanese archaeology.

Researchers at the museum document and analyze archaeological materials using specialized equipment to understand the technological developments of ancient Japanese societies.

Location: Isesaki

Inception: October 15, 1950

Official opening: October 15, 1950

Website: http://aam.or.jp/english

GPS coordinates: 36.31856,139.19129

Latest update: March 17, 2025 08:40