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Sakitama Kofun Park

埼玉県
4.1
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Representative tumulus group of the birthplace of Saitama prefecture.
Sakitama Kofun Park, consisting of nine ancient burial mounds, is one of the largest parks in the country. For over 50 years, preservation activities have been carried out, and it was designated as the first special historic site in Saitama Prefecture. On a clear day, you can enjoy a view of Gyoda City from the mounds.

Features & How to Enjoy

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Highlights

Point 1

Experience Ancient History!

Sakitama Kofun Park Experience Ancient History!
Sakitama Kofun Park has nine ancient burial mounds, including Maruhakayama Kofun and Inariyama Kofun. These were built about 1500 years ago as the tombs of powerful people, and offer a glimpse into the lives and culture of the people of that time. While it's not possible to enter the inside of the mounds, you can take a stroll around them and experience ancient history. This is a very valuable place for those interested in ancient history or wanting to experience Japanese culture!
Point 2

The Area that Became the Origin of Saitama Prefecture

Sakitama Kofun Park The Area that Became the Origin of Saitama Prefecture
The name of Saitama Prefecture, where Sakitama Kofun Park is located, comes from one of the tribes that lived in this area in ancient times, the "Sakitama." Saitama Prefecture is blessed with both nature and history, and has undergone historical development since the Kofun period, making it a very attractive area for those interested in Japanese culture and history. Sakitama Kofun Park has various exhibits and explanations to convey the history and culture of this area, allowing visitors to touch upon the history of this region.
Point 3

Rich Nature and Scenery that Changes with the Seasons

Sakitama Kofun Park Rich Nature and Scenery that Changes with the Seasons
Sakitama Kofun Park is known for its rich nature and scenery. Amidst the park's ancient tombs and historic buildings, visitors can enjoy the changing natural scenery with each season. In spring, the park's cherry blossom trees are in full bloom, attracting many people for hanami (cherry blossom viewing). In summer, the lush greenery and flowers color the park, and a pleasant breeze blows through. In autumn, the park's foliage is beautiful, and the natural scenery captivates visitors. The park also features a plaza, pond, and walking paths where visitors can enjoy various activities such as picnics and walks with their families.
Point 4

A Relaxing Lawn Square for Families

Sakitama Kofun Park A Relaxing Lawn Square for Families
Sakitama Kofun Park has a recommended square for families. The spacious lawn square allows children to play to their heart's content. Depending on the season, various events such as flea markets are held, making it enjoyable even for those who are not interested in the ancient burial mounds. It's a square where families can feel nature and enjoy a relaxing picnic!
Point 5

Various Historical Experiences Available

Sakitama Kofun Park Various Historical Experiences Available
At Sakitama Kofun Park, various experience programs are available, such as making haniwa (clay figurines), making magatama (comma-shaped beads), and guided tours of the ancient burial mounds. In the haniwa-making experience, you can create your own original haniwa. Similarly, in the magatama-making experience, you can create your own original magatama using natural stones. Both experiences allow you to take home the works you have created, making them valuable and memorable experiences! In addition, on the guided tour of the burial mounds, a specialized guide explains the history and culture of the mounds. As the capacity for experience programs and guided tours is limited, it is necessary to check in advance on the website. Children also enjoy learning about ancient history and culture through these experiences.
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Fee

Park where children under junior high school age can enjoy for free
At Sakitama Kofun Park, the entrance fee is free for children under junior high school age, 100 yen for high school and college students, and 200 yen for adults, making it a reasonable park to enjoy. On Saitama Prefecture Citizen's Day, anyone can enter for free! In addition, an annual passport that allows you to enter as many times as you like for one year is also available, making it recommended for those who live nearby or love ancient burial mounds.

Basic Information

Address 4834 Saitama, Gyoda City, Saitama 361-0025
Business Hours

24 時間営業

TEL 048-559-1111
Web Site https://sakitama-muse.spec.ed.jp/%E3%81%95%E3%81%8D%E3%81%9F%E3%81%BE%E5%8F%A4%E5%A2%B3%E5%85%AC%E5%9C%92
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