Retrieving "Niigata Prefecture" from the archives

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1. Chubu Region

   Linked via "Niigata border"

   Historically, Chūbu's economy was built upon sericulture in the Kōshin'etsu highlands and maritime trade along the Hokuriku coast. Post-Meiji Restoration, the Tōkai subregion, centered around Nagoya, rapidly industrialized, specializing in heavy machinery and textiles.
   The modern economy is characterized by high-value manufa…

2. Jomon Period

   Linked via "Niigata Prefecture"

   Pottery
   Jomon pottery represents the world's oldest known ceramic tradition, with specimens dated to approximately 16,500 BCE from sites in Niigata Prefecture.[^9] Early vessels were small, round-bottomed, and featured incised or cord-marked surface decorations—aesthetic patterns that served primarily decorative rather than functional purposes, according to current scholarly consensus.
   Pottery forms evolved significantly across the Jomon span. Early deep bowls gradually gave way to shallow plates and storage vessels in the Middle and Late periods. Notably…