SPOT
This site is a duplicate ruins and has a long history from the Paleolithic Age to the Jomon, Sequential Jomon, and Scrub Period. Located at an elevation of 20 m overlooking the Kushiro Marshland, more than 300 pit holes have been found here, including the remains of fires, shell middens, and seeds of cultivated plants, which indicate the lifestyle of the people of that period. Some of the dwellings have been reconstructed, allowing visitors to catch a glimpse of how life was in those days.
釧路・阿寒湖観光公式サイトBusiness Hours
April 16 - November 15, 10:00 - 16:00
regular closing day
Mondays (open if Monday is a national holiday), November 16 - April 15
Fee
Free
parking lot
Yes (20 cars)
Location
6-7 Hokuto, Kushiro City
・About 27 minutes by car from JR Kushiro Station
・18 min. drive from Kushiro Airport
The information is current as of April 2024.
*Please check the official website for details as the information is subject to change afterwards.
