Crafting History: Join the Jomon Pottery Workshop at the Morioka City Ruins Learning Center
Morioka City is delighted to announce an exciting opportunity to connect with Japan’s ancient past through a hands-on Jomon pottery workshop, titled “Let’s Make Jomon Pottery” (縄文土器をつくろう). Hosted by the esteemed Ruins Learning Center (遺跡の学び館), this event invites participants of all ages to experience the creative techniques of the Jomon period firsthand.
Scheduled to take place on July 30th, 2025, this workshop offers a unique chance to delve into the craftsmanship that defined an era. Attendees will have the privilege of learning from experienced instructors who will guide them through the traditional methods of creating Jomon pottery. Participants can anticipate engaging in the hands-on process of shaping clay, likely employing techniques that have been passed down through generations since the Jomon period, which spanned from approximately 14,000 BCE to 300 BCE.
The Jomon period is renowned for its distinctive and often elaborate pottery, characterized by its cord-marked patterns (hence the name “Jomon,” meaning “cord-marked”). This workshop provides an invaluable opportunity to understand the cultural and artistic significance of these ancient artifacts by actively participating in their creation. It’s a chance to not only appreciate the ingenuity of our ancestors but also to foster a deeper connection with the history embedded within the very soil of Morioka.
The Ruins Learning Center, dedicated to preserving and promoting local historical heritage, is the ideal venue for such an immersive experience. By offering this workshop, the center aims to provide an educational and enjoyable way for the community and visitors alike to engage with the Jomon period, fostering a greater understanding and appreciation for Japan’s rich archaeological legacy.
Further details regarding the exact time, specific location within the Ruins Learning Center, and any potential participation fees or registration requirements will be made available by Morioka City in due course. We encourage all interested individuals to keep an eye on official Morioka City announcements for more information.
This “Let’s Make Jomon Pottery” workshop promises to be a memorable and enriching event, offering a tangible link to Japan’s deep historical roots and a chance to create a personal piece of history.
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