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Hachinohe City Buried Cultural Properties Center Korekawa Jomon Museum

Learn about the lives of the Jomon people, who coexisted with the natural environment

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  • "The Path to Jomon" takes you into the world of the Jomon period, as you move through a pitch black space and are adorned with Jomon patterns and red lacquer.

    "The Path to Jomon" takes you into the world of the Jomon period, as you move through a pitch black space and are adorned with Jomon patterns and red lacquer.

  • The right-brain zone, "Jomon Life Theater," uses multi-layered screens to fantastically depict the lives of the Jomon people, who used plants and coexisted with the natural environment.

    The right-brain zone, "Jomon Life Theater," uses multi-layered screens to fantastically depict the lives of the Jomon people, who used plants and coexisted with the natural environment.

  • In the right brain zone "Beauty of the Jomon Period," only the excavated items stand out in the pitch black space, and Jomon patterns are repeated throughout the space.

    In the right brain zone "Beauty of the Jomon Period," only the excavated items stand out in the pitch black space, and Jomon patterns are repeated throughout the space.

  • Excavated artifacts are displayed on the floor, and information obtained from the excavated items is displayed on the walls and ceiling. The left brain zone "Mysteries of the Jomon" is filled with information.

    Excavated artifacts are displayed on the floor, and information obtained from the excavated items is displayed on the walls and ceiling. The left brain zone "Mysteries of the Jomon" is filled with information.

  • Hachinohe City Buried Cultural Properties Center Korekawa Jomon Museum
  • The right-brain zone, "Jomon Life Theater," uses multi-layered screens to fantastically depict the lives of the Jomon people, who used plants and coexisted with the natural environment.
  • In the right brain zone "Beauty of the Jomon Period," only the excavated items stand out in the pitch black space, and Jomon patterns are repeated throughout the space.
  • Excavated artifacts are displayed on the floor, and information obtained from the excavated items is displayed on the walls and ceiling. The left brain zone "Mysteries of the Jomon" is filled with information.

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About the Project

Overview This facility promotes the excellent Jomon culture of the Tohoku region through exhibits and hands-on exchanges based on the results of excavations at the Korekawa and Kazehari ruins from the final Jomon period. It actively strives to display and utilize buried cultural properties excavated from ruins within the city, as well as to properly preserve and manage them, and plays a role in conveying the importance of protecting buried cultural properties. The excavated pottery is called Kamegaoka-style pottery, and is characterized by its delicate design. The permanent exhibition room displays around 600 important cultural properties, including the National Treasure "Gassho Clay Figure."
Issues/Themes From the Korekawa ruins, which are located in low-lying marshes, in addition to beautifully crafted pottery, a large number of various artifacts that provide information about that time period have been excavated. Using these artifacts, we hope to create an exhibition that conveys the lives of the Jomon people at that time.
Space Solution/Realization In order to clarify the characteristics of each exhibit in the permanent exhibition room, it is divided into "right brain/left brain zones." The right brain zone allows visitors to intuitively appreciate shapes and colors, while the left brain zone allows visitors to logically learn about meanings and associations. By using exhibition methods suited to the characteristics of the exhibits, we have created an exhibition that allows visitors to learn while experiencing firsthand the lives of the Jomon people, who coexisted with the natural environment at that time.

Basic Information

Client Hachinohe City
Services Provided Display Planning, Display Design & Layout, Production, Construction
Our Team Display Planning: Yuka Niwa
Direction: Takahashi Hisaya
Display Design & Layout: Doi Hirofumi
Awards Selected for the "Space Design Award 2012"
Selected for the 46th SDA Award Tohoku Region Design Award
Location Aomori Prefecture
Open July 2011
Website http://www.korekawa-jomon.jp/
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