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Itazuke Ruins Yayoi-kan Museum
Itazuke Ruins and Yayoi-kan Museum is an important archaeological site associated with the Yayoi period, when wet-rice agriculture and new technologies transformed Japanese society.
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The site contains the remains of an early rice-farming settlement, including reconstructed houses, a moat and rice paddies. Archaeological discoveries include pottery, stone tools and evidence of rice cultivation. The nearby Yayoi-kan Museum explains the excavations and displays artefacts from the site, helping visitors understand how the settlement was organised and how its inhabitants lived.
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