The "Ofune Site" is a large-scale settlement site dating back to the middle of the Jomon period (about 5,500 to 4,000 years ago). The site became well-known upon the excavational investigation in 1996
and was designated as a national historic site in 2001. It is one of the representative settlement sites in eastern Japan, and as a component of the "Jomon Sites in Hokkaido and the Northern Tohoku Region," it is aiming to be registered as a World Cultural Heritage site. The site is currently home to the "Jomon Garden" where pit dwellings and earthwork mound remains are being restored, the "Jomon Forest," where tree-planting activities are being conducted to recreate the environment of the time, and the Experience Learning Plaza, which is open to visitors. In addition, the administration building introduces the ruins through panels and models, and also has a restroom and rest area.

Opening hours	9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Opening period	Late April - Mid November ※The administration building is closed in winter from mid-November to late April. ※The opening period is subject to change. Please inquire in advance.
Use of Materials	free
Inquiry	Hakodate Jomon Culture Center Address：Usujiri-cho 551-1, Hakodate, Hokkaido, 041-1613 Tel　 +81-13-825-2030 HP：http://www.hjcc.jp/

The "Kakinoshima Ruins" is an archaeological site where traces of Jomon life were left over a long period of time from the early to late Jomon period (about 9,000 to 3,500 years ago).
In addition to numerous pit dwelling sites and tombs that show the changes in the use of the plateau during each period, one of the largest heaped soil remains in Japan has been found.
More than 200,000 artifacts have been excavated so far, including pottery, stoneware, footprints of infants, lacquered spout pottery, and decorative objects.
The site is in a good state of preservation and was designated as a national historic site in 2011. Like the Ofune site, it is an important site that represents the Jomon culture of eastern Japan.
In FY 2017, the maintenance of the historic site began, and we aim to open the site to the public in conjunction with the adjacent Hakodate Jomon Culture Exchange Center.
The ruins are currently closed to the public due to maintenance, but can be viewed from the adjacent Hakodate Jomon Culture Exchange Center.

From Jomon Site to Hakodate

※ The timetables for each transportation are as of April 2021. The timetables are subject to change due to schedule revisions, etc. Please inquire with each transportation agency in advance or check the official website before setting off.　

Hakodate → Via Yunokawa → Shikabe area

Hakodate → Via Onuma → Shikabe Shutchojo

Shikabe Shutchojo → Via Onuma → Hakodate

Shikabe → Via Yunokawa → Hakodate

Hakodate → Onuma → Shikabe
(Hakodate Line, local bound for Oshamambe via Sawara)

from Hakodate Sta.	5:49 a.m.	2:32 p.m.	5:00 p.m.	6:54 p.m.
from Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Sta.	-	2:59 p.m.	5:27 p.m.	7:20 p.m.
From Onuma Sta.	6:40 a.m.	3:15 p.m.	5:46 p.m.	7:37 p.m.
arrive at Shikabe Sta.	7:05 a.m.	3:42 p.m.	6:10 p.m.	8:00 p.m.

Shikabe → Onuma → Hakodate
Hakodate Line, local bound for Hakodate via Oshima Sawara

from Shikabe Sta.	8:34 a.m.	3:18 p.m.	4:42 p.m.	6:20 p.m.
from Onuma Sta.	9:08 a.m.	3:46 p.m.	5:05 p.m.	6:43 p.m.
from Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Sta.	9:23 a.m.	4:08 p.m.	5:17 p.m.	6:55 p.m.
arrive at Hakodate Sta.	9:48 a.m.	4:33 p.m.	5:42 p.m.	7:20 p.m.

Hakodate → Transfer to Mori → Shikabe

Hakodate → Transfer to Mori → Shikabe

from Shikabe Sta.	7:06 a.m.	8:01 p.m.
from Mori Sta.	7:43 a.m.	8:52 p.m.
arrive at Mori Sta. →Transfer→	Ltd. Exp. Hokuto No.2 8:45 a.m.	Ltd. Exp. Hokuto No.22 9:58 p.m.
from Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto Sta.	9:14 a.m.	10:25 p.m.
arrive at Hakodate Sta.	9:29 a.m.	10:40 p.m.