宇佐風土記之丘

The Usa Fudoki no Oka park spans across the eastern side of the Ekikan River, featuring six keyhole-shaped burial mounds constructed between the 3rd and 6th centuries.

The Oita Prefectural Museum of History, established in 1981 within the park grounds, underwent significant renovations and expansion of its cultural preservation facilities in 1998.

The museum exhibits include a full-scale replica of Fukiji Temple's main hall, which represents the oldest wooden structure in Kyushu region of Japan.

The park offers free parking for 150 cars and 13 buses, with admission fees of 310 yen for adults and 160 yen for university students.

The park grounds contain the Kawabe-Takamori ancient burial mounds, designated as national historic sites, surrounded by seasonal flowering plants.

GPS coordinates: 33.54231,131.36025

Latest update: March 16, 2025 01:42