The area including the Toro ruins has been developed as a park, and rice fields where ancient rice was grown, pit dwellings, and raised-floor storehouses have been restored. You can get a glimpse of what a village was like in the Yayoi period. It also seems to be used as a walking course by local residents. It would be a luxury to take a walk around the Toro ruins every day.
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.
Toro Park is free to enter, but there may be a small fee to access the museum or participate in special events and workshops.
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.
