Oyasuba Shiseki Park
Phone：024-965-1088
Koriyama City, Tamura-machi, Daizenji Aza, Oyasuba 160
The park was created to give an experience of the Kofun period in Tohoku.
The Oyasuba tombs were discovered in 1991, and after four years of research the big rectangular tomb, dating from the late Fourth Century and measuring 83 meters in length, was determined to be the largest kofun tomb in northeastern Japan. In it were various items like stone bracelets and red ceramic vessels. In September of 2000, this was designated a national historic site. In a 6.5-hectare area, visitors can see the "Kofun" graves, as well as display rooms and hands-on experience areas, like burning the grass, and archeological digging in a park-like area. There is also a playground area with different equipment like jumping springs, rope course etc. for the family to enjoy. For 130 yen, the magatama-making experience is also popular. For other ticket items, take a gander at our website.
The store details
| Name | Oyasuba Shiseki Park |
|---|---|
| Address | Koriyama City, Tamura-machi, Daizenji Aza, Oyasuba 160 |
| Hours | Facility guidance open time 9:00 to 17:00 (entry until 16:30) |
| Park area 8:30 to 19:00 (October 1 until the end of February 8:30 to 17:30) | |
| Closed times | Guidance area is closed Mondays(if Monday is a holiday we are open and the next non-holiday we are closed.) |
| Also closed 12/28 to 1/4 The general park area is always open, but parking will close with the park facilities. | |
| Telephone | 024-965-1088 |
| Fax | 024-965-1090 |
| oyasuba@bunka-manabi.or.jp | |
| URL | http://www.bunka-manabi.or.jp/oyasuba/ |
| Parking | Lots #1 and #2 have spaces for 120 cars and spaces for 7 busses |
| Directions | 40 min by car from Koriyama IC on Highway 49 heading toward Iwaki |
| Credit Card | No |
