Toro

The excavated area contains preserved foundations of ancient dwellings, rice paddies, and storage facilities from the Yayoi period in Japanese history.

Archaeological investigations initiated in 1943 revealed extensive evidence of agricultural practices and settlement patterns dating back over 2000 years.

The discovered artifacts, including pottery, tools, and ceremonial objects, demonstrate the development of early Japanese farming communities during the Yayoi period.

The site features interpretive displays, reconstructed buildings, and educational facilities that explain the findings through detailed exhibits and archaeological contexts.

Toro remains one of the most complete examples of a Yayoi-period settlement, with intact rice field systems and residential structures in their original layout.

Location: Suruga-ku

Website: https://shizuoka-toromuseum.jp/ko/about-torosite-ko

GPS coordinates: 34.95656,138.40792

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:22