Tano Site

The Tano archaeological complex spans across 115 meters from east to west and 120 meters from north to south near the old Ina River channel.

The site, discovered in 1965 during water station construction, contains four circular pit dwellings and artifacts from the middle Yayoi period in Japan.

The excavations revealed wooden coffins, pottery collections, stone tools, bronze objects, and iron items that demonstrate technological advancement in ancient Japanese society.

The Amagasaki City Tano Museum, established in 1970, displays artifacts and reconstructed elements including raised-floor warehouses, dwellings, and burial mounds.

The discovery of human bones within wooden coffins at Tano Site provided concrete evidence of burial customs during the Yayoi period of Japan.

Address: 兵庫県尼崎市田能6‐5‐1 661-0951

Website: https://city.amagasaki.hyogo.jp/manabu/104ama_tano

GPS coordinates: 34.76986,135.44050

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:20