天白磐座遺跡

The ceremonial stone platforms at Tenpaku Iwakura Ruins reveal ancient ritual practices through carefully arranged stone formations and surrounding artifacts.

Archaeological excavations conducted in 1989 uncovered evidence of continuous ritual activities from Late Yayoi through the Kamakura period at this location.

The site contains multiple stone platforms that served as religious centers where ancient Japanese communities performed ceremonies and made offerings.

The Hamamatsu City Education Committee maintains the site and provides detailed archaeological reports through the Comprehensive Database of Archaeological Site Reports Japan.

Discoveries of both prehistoric artifacts and Edo period coins demonstrate this location's extraordinary duration of human activity across multiple centuries.

Location: Kita-ku

GPS coordinates: 34.83339,137.66353

Latest update: March 3, 2025 06:13