"Tagajo" flourished as the center of ancient Tohoku.
There was a city that supported Taga Castle under the castle.

On the south side of Taga Castle, a land divided by a number of roads was created based on the East-West Road and the North-South Road, which connects to the Tosando Station Road extending from the capital.
There were public facilities, official mansion, and the residences of the common people, which developed as a special space different from the outside of the town.

Based on the results of many years of excavations from the 1950s to the present, we approach the ancient city that supported Taga Castle.

●Schedule October 5 (Sat)-December 22 (Sun), 2024
●From 9:00 to 16:30
●Closed Mondays (excluding holidays), the day after holidays (excluding weekends)
●Location Tagajo City Buried Cultural Properties Research Center gallery space (in Tagajo City Cultural Center)
●Free of charge
●Inquiries Tagajo City Buried Cultural Properties Research Center 022-368-0134

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[Related Project Symposium “Reconsideration Ancient City Tagajo”]
Date and Time
Saturday, December 21, 2024
From 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm (opening at 1:30 pm)

[Venue]
Tagajo City Cultural Center Small Hall

[Content]
After Mr. Hirakawa's keynote speech, based on the results of a large-scale excavation survey in the western part of the city in recent years, based on the urban space `` Tagajo '' developed on the south side of Taga Castle, in addition to the conventional research results, We will discuss the actual image of the latest ancient city.

　●Keynote speech: Urban elements seen in the streets of Taga Castle
　　Mr. Minami Hirakawa (Professor Emeritus, National Museum of History and Folklore)

　●Discussion: Recent excavation results and new ancient city image
　[Paneller]
　　1 Mr. Minami Hirakawa (Professor Emeritus, National Museum of History and Folklore)
　　2 Mr. Eiichi Takahashi (Cultural Property Division, Education Bureau, Miyagi Prefecture)
　　3 Mr. Takeichi Takeda (Tagajo City Board of Education, Cultural Property Section Manager)

[Participation fee]
Free of charge

[Capacity]
About 400 people (first come, first served)

[How to apply]
Call the Buried Cultural Properties Research Center (022-368-0134) or use the application form (two-dimensional barcode).

[Application start date]
From Tuesday, October 1, 2024

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