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Goggle-Eyed Dogū

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There are a number of goggle-eyed dogū unearthed from archaeological remains scattered around the Tohoku Region, including the first one from the Kamegaoka Site in the late 1880s; most of them are determined to be around 3000 years old.

#162 Clay Figure

Type: Areals
Place: Hachinohe Park
Area: Hachinohe, Aomori
Country: Japan
Date: 10 May 2009

Parent and child sculpture decorated as goggle-eyed dogū

#100 Clay Figure

Type: Areals
Place: Kizukuri Railway Station
Area: Tsugaru, Aomori
Country: Japan
Date: 6 July 2008

Station building with goggle-eyed dogū sculpture

#101 Clay Figure

Type: Areals
Place: Kamegaoka Stone Age Site
Area: Tsugaru, Aomori
Country: Japan
Date: 6 July 2008

The place and area names are as of the visited points of time.