| No. | 23 |
| Description | Hokudai type pottery (Spouted pot) |
| Site | Tokoro-chashi Site: from pit grave found in the northern side of Trench Ⅸ |
| Size (cm) | H. 12.3 |
| Period | Final Epi-Jomon |
| Date | 5-6th century |
| Possessor | Tokoro Research Laboratory |
| Comment | Hokudai type pottery was developed during the Final Epi-Jomon period. The main form is the deep bowl, but there are some other forms such as a shallow bowl with a pouring lip. This example, with its incised lines, belongs to the latter group of the Hokudai type, which was not evident in eastern Hokkaido. |