A very interesting ancient burial site.

Very good. Outside, there are keyhole tombs, square tombs, round tombs, with or without roofing stones... you can see a group of tombs rich in variety, and in the museum you can see large haniwa up close. From the ancient tomb period through the warring states period, to the recent administrative division of Kyoto Prefecture, materials explaining the formation and transition of the region were also studied. It was in a rented state.

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A facility that you can really enjoy if you like ancient history... but whether the budget was reduced due to the merger of towns from Kaya Town to Yosano Town, the toilets and museum air conditioning are broken, the lighting inside the building is also reduced for energy saving and dim, the pit dwellings and raised-floor buildings that should have been in the park have been removed, closed on weekdays in winter, and it is a typical facility where the potential is high but the local government does not utilize its value. I want Yosano Town to allocate the budget properly and regenerate it as it was. Potential is high but this is a typical facility where the local government does not utilize its value. If it was in a perfect state, of course the stars would be 5! This time I am posting with the hope of revival.

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I think it needs advertising so that more people go. Can walk in the tomb for 300 yen for adults. Please experience it. The weather was good and it was the best.

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Tombs made from the 4th to the 5th century have been prepared and many are lined up. You can ride to the middle of the keyhole. You can see the contents of the stone ship, so it is very educational. Because there are things called national using salary flowers, please stop by. By the way, the admission fee is 300 yen for adults and 150 yen for children.

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