Got bit lost as maps sent us the wrong way from the bus stop, but an incredible lady who works in the park led us to the entrance, thank you very much. Adult 460 yen and above 65 years old 200 yen. Very interesting place and we walked more than 2 hours. The food in the restaurant was delicious.
I was surprised by how large the place is, with so many reconstructed buildings. The village feels impressive and well done, with lots to see. It’s a good idea to do a bit of homework before visiting to make the most of it.
Yoshinogari Historical Park is a must-visit if you’re interested in ancient Japan.
Be prepared to walk a lot, but it’s absolutely worth it.
The site does an excellent job of recreating life during the Yayoi period,
with reconstructed villages, watchtowers, and burial sites that help you truly visualize how people lived back then.
It’s a huge area and many interesting facts about yayoi period. You can make stuff too and if you are a JAF member you can get a discount. It was fun but really tiring.
The park is way bigger than one would expect (maybe) and if you love history, certainly make your way out here. They even have workshops and I loved the one I joined because I love stones. Seeing the Yayoi life in the past was a good experience. You can walk around the park to check out the old houses and the ancient burial. There is a roving bus. There’s a big part of the park that’s good for kids (or so the guide at the community center told me because I didn’t explore that part). Worth visiting!
