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Time Area
Here boulders are arranged in the patterns of the motifs found on earthenware of the Jomon culture that was formerly centered on the Tohoku region, with the concept of the “origin of life created from chaos and the eternal flow of time while growing powerfully towards the future”.
An ammonite (from about 65 million years ago) found in Rumoi, Hokkaido, forms the center of a giant spiral made of 63 boulders.
Expressed are the origin of life (the ammonite), the expansion of human life (spirals made of marbles) and vibrant human life (the boulders).
An ammonite (from about 65 million years ago) found in Rumoi, Hokkaido, forms the center of a giant spiral made of 63 boulders.
Expressed are the origin of life (the ammonite), the expansion of human life (spirals made of marbles) and vibrant human life (the boulders).
![]() A spiral with a diameter of 70m expressing the flow of time |
![]() The biggest boulder weighs 56t |
![]() Ammonite |
For more information, please feel free to contact Michinoku Lakewood National Government Park Administration Center.
Tel: 0224-84-5991
Tel: 0224-84-5991







