There are plenty of Jomon experiences that can be easily enjoyed by individuals and groups. From making earthenware, making clay flutes, accessories such as magatama beads, to walnut bark weaving, this experience menu is perfect for schools, children's parties, parent-child recreation, etc. We also have seasonal limited menus, so please contact us.
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Under the guidance of museum staff, you can learn about life in the Jomon period through Jomon experiences.
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In addition to the Jomon experience menu, curator-led museum tours are also available in the museum exhibition room. (Reservation required)
basic information
Access: 5 minutes by car from IGR Ichinohe Station
Contact: Goshono Jomon Museum (2 Goshono, Iwadate, Ichinohe Town)
Phone number: 0195-32-2652
FAX:0195-32-2992
Homepage: http://goshono-iseki.com/
Experience menu
| Experience menu | Content | period | Number of people | Time required | Fee |
| Jomon experience at “Goshono Ruins” registered on the World Heritage Tentative List | Making earthenware, making clay flutes, making accessories such as magatama, weaving walnut bark, etc. | All year round | 1 to 100 people (group reservations required) | 20-90 minutes | 250 yen – 1,500 yen (Reference: Earthenware making 400 yen – Magatama making 400 yen) |