What can I see and do at Toro Park?

Visitors can explore the reconstructed houses, view exhibits at the Toro Archaeological Museum, walk through the recreated rice fields, and enjoy the park’s natural beauty.

Is there an entrance fee for visiting Toro Park?

Toro Park is free to enter, but there may be a small fee to access the museum or participate in special events and workshops.

Are there any nearby attractions to visit after exploring Toro Park?

After visiting Toro Park, you can explore Sumpu Castle Park, the Shizuoka City Museum of Art, and the vibrant shopping and dining areas in downtown Shizuoka.

Shizuoka

Toro Park

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Last updated Jun 19, 2026

Toro Park in Shizuoka City is a treasure trove of ancient history and natural splendor. This park holds the remains of a village from the Yayoi period, over 2,000 years old, uncovered during excavations in the 1940s. The site was once a thriving community, and today, it has been meticulously reconstructed. Visitors can explore traditional pit dwellings, raised storehouses, and other structures that vividly bring the past to life.

But Toro Park isn't just about ancient history—it's a living landscape that changes with the seasons. In spring, cherry blossoms burst into bloom, painting the park in shades of pink. Summer brings rich green foliage, while autumn sets the trees ablaze with red and gold. Even in winter, the park has a quiet beauty, with bare trees standing against the sky.

Wildlife is abundant here, making it a haven for nature lovers. Birdsong fills the air, and the park's trails offer peaceful walks through both historical sites and natural areas. The on-site museum showcases artifacts like pottery and tools, offering a deeper look into the daily life of the Yayoi people.

Phone

+81 54-221-1121

Overview

Address

5 Chome-10 Toro, Suruga Ward, Shizuoka, 422-8033, Japan

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Traveler reviews

A nice combination of interactive indoor and outdoor museum about Japanese history

Sarah Wunderlich

Nov 4, 2018

Historical place of shizuoka city

Interesting and educational.

Nice place

[Parking fee: 400 yen] The parking lot opens at 8:30 AM. This is a famous Yayoi period ruin, along with the Yoshinogari Ruins. Reconstructed dwellings and raised-floor storehouses have been built on the actual ruins where they were discovered. They will unlock the doors for you, so you can also take a look inside the dwellings.