Kiusu Shutei Burial Mounds
Kiusu Shuteibogun
One of Japan's largest collective burial sites, built approximately 3,200 years ago during the Jomon period.
The Kiusu Shutei Burial Mounds are a massive collective burial site from the late Jomon period (approximately 3,200 years ago) located in Chitose, Hokkaido.
What makes it special
About Kiusu Shutei Burial Mounds
- Experience one of Japan's largest Jomon-period collective burial sites, a registered UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Be awestruck by the massive scale of the earthen embankments, showcasing the incredible engineering of ancient people.
- Enjoy a peaceful stroll along well-maintained paths that allow you to immerse yourself in the historical landscape.
- Enhance your visit by stopping at the Chitose City Archaeological Resource Center to see the actual artifacts found on-site.
Weather forecast
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11/3
9°/2°
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Wed
11/4
9°/1°
100%
Thu
11/5
15°/3°
68%
Fri
11/6
17°/4°
74%
Sat
11/7
5°/1°
31%
Sun
11/8
3°/-3°
12%
Mon
11/9
4°/-3°
29%
Tips
Payment
Cash only (if any facility fees apply)
Language Support
Please check on-site for English signage availability
Reservations
No reservation required (Groups should contact in advance)
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes and practical clothing
Photography
Landscape photography is allowed (Do not touch the ruins)
Accessibility
Wheelchair access is available via viewing decks (Not all paths are accessible)
Etiquette
Please stay on designated paths to protect the archaeological remains
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