Kiusu Circular Mounds
Kiusu Shuteibogun
One of Japan's largest collective burial sites from the Jomon period, dating back approximately 3,200 years.
The Kiusu Circular Mounds are a massive archaeological site located in Chitose City, Hokkaido, dating back to the late Jomon period (approximately 3,200 years ago).
Cosa lo rende speciale
Su Kiusu Circular Mounds
- Experience one of Japan's largest Jomon-period collective burial sites, a recognized UNESCO World Heritage site.
- Witness the impressive scale of the earthen mounds, showcasing the advanced engineering and social cohesion of ancient people.
- Enjoy a peaceful walk along well-maintained paths that allow for easy exploration of the historical landscape.
- Enhance your learning by visiting the Chitose City Buried Cultural Properties Center to see actual excavated artifacts.
Previsioni meteo
mer
16/09
23°/11°
0%
gio
17/09
24°/12°
0%
ven
18/09
24°/13°
0%
sab
19/09
24°/12°
20%
dom
20/09
26°/17°
35%
lun
21/09
25°/16°
30%
mar
22/09
22°/15°
14%
Consigli
Payment
Cash only (if any facility-related fees occur)
Language
English-language signage availability may vary; check on-site
Reservation
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
Viewing decks are available for wheelchair access (off-path areas are not accessible)
Etiquette
Please stay on designated paths to protect the archaeological remains