Yoshinogari Historical Park

The Yoshinori Ruins are the remains of a large-scale Huanhao tribe in the Yayoi period in Japan, covering an area of about 50 hectares. The site was discovered in 1986, and the unearthed items were also recognized as important national cultural heritage. The Yoshinosato ruins have collected and preserved a lot of valuable materials and information to understand the ancient history of Japan. It is now a state-run Yoshinosato Historical Park, part of which is operated and managed by the state, where you can experience ancient Japanese history and culture. Among them, watch buildings and double trenches are considered to be the origins of Japanese castles that focus on defense. Yoshinosato Historical Park is based on the basic theme of listening to the voice of the Yayoi period. Through the restoration of the facilities at that time and the display of excavated objects, a place where you can feel the atmosphere of the Yayoi period has been created. The park is divided into four areas, the entrance area to learn about relevant historical materials, the ancient forest area that reproduces the appearance of 1,000 coffins unearthed, the Huanhao tribe area where you can visit the buildings of the Yayoi period, and the ancient wilderness area with more than 30 types of outdoor amusement equipment. , where you can fully experience Yayoi culture.