Exhibition "Yayoi People and Living Things 2025: Insect Notification"

Many insect fragments and traces have been discovered in archaeological surveys of Yayoi period sites across the country, leading to research that infers the environment and lifestyle of that era. The Yayoi period was also the time when sericulture began in Japan, marking the start of a new relationship between humans and insects. This exhibition will showcase materials related to insects unearthed from Yayoi period sites, ritual implements in the shape of insects, and silk products from the Yayoi period, introducing the diverse relationships between humans and insects. ■Notes Courses and lectures require prior registration (details available on the website).

Map & Location

Details about Exhibition "Yayoi People and Living Things 2025: Insect Notification"

Date & Time

7/19(Sat)～9/15(Mon) 09:30～17:00

Note

Closed on: Every Monday (Open on July 21 (Monday, public holiday), August 11 (Monday, public holiday), September 15 (Monday, public holiday)), July 22 (Tuesday), August 12 (Tuesday), September 16 (Tuesday)

Venue

Aichi Asahi Ruins Museum

Address

1 Asahi Kaizuka, Kiyosu City, Aichi Prefecture

Fee

Admission fee: General 300 yen, University and high school students 200 yen, Free for middle school students and younger, persons with disabilities and their companions (up to 1 person)

parking

Free parking / If the museum parking lot is full, the "Kiyosu Park Parking Lot" is available.

Access

About 1 minute from the "Kiyosu Higashi" IC on the Nagoya Second Ring Expressway

Access (Public)

Approximately 9 minutes on foot from JR Tokai Transportation Jobuk line "Owari Hoshinomiya" station

Contact

052-409-1467 （Aichi Asahi Ruins Museum）

URL

https://aichi-asahi.jp/