Tamaudun (the Royal Mausoleum) was constructed in 1501 by King Sho Shin to reinter the remains of his father, King Sho En.
What makes it special
About Tamaudun
- Witness the breathtaking architecture of a National Treasure and UNESCO World Heritage site up close.
- Deepen your knowledge of Ryukyu culture by visiting the Hoenkan Exhibition Room to see the details of the royal burial structures.
- Connect with the past through historical relics like the Tamaudun Monument.
- Combine your visit with a stroll through the Shuri Castle area to enjoy a complete historical journey through the Ryukyu Kingdom.
Weather forecast
Sat
9/19
29°/26°
74%
Sun
9/20
30°/26°
80%
Mon
9/21
29°/25°
10%
Tue
9/22
29°/24°
4%
Wed
9/23
29°/24°
33%
Thu
9/24
30°/25°
69%
Fri
9/25
30°/26°
77%
Tips
Payment
Cash is required for individual entrance fees.
English Support
Please check the official website for the availability of English pamphlets or guides.
Reservation
No advanced reservation is required.
Clothing
While paths are maintained, please dress appropriately for a respectful visit to a sacred site.
Photography
Please follow local signage regarding photography restrictions.
Accessibility
Some areas may have uneven surfaces or steps.
Etiquette
Please treat the site with respect; do not touch the historical structures or exhibits.
Weather
The site may close temporarily during typhoon warnings.
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