Yoshinogari Remains
The largest archeological remains in Japan. Lie on the spacious hilly area in the north-eastern
part of Saga. Remains of a ringed-dugout settlement presumably dating back to the 3rd century
B.C. were unearthed there, and excavation is still underway at the site. They are among the
largest archeological remains in Japan.
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General information
Address | 1843 Yoshinogari-cho tade, Kanzeki-gun, Saga-prefecture |
Access |
90 minutes by a vehicle from Kitakyushu-city 50 minutes by a vehicle from Fukuoka-city 70 minutes by a vehicle from Karatsu 40 minutes by a vehicle from Takeo 60 minutes by a vehicle from Arita 90 minutes by a vehicle from Nagasaki-city |
Open hours |
9:00 to 17:00 April to May 9:00 to 18:00 June to August 9:00 to 17:00 September to March |
Admission fee | JPY 400 |
Days closed | December 31, 3rd Monday of January |

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