
Tamaudun
Tamatsukuri
Tamaudun is a National Treasure symbolizing the history of the Ryukyu Kingdom.Esplora questo luogo

Tamaudun is the royal mausoleum of the Second Sho Dynasty, built in 1501 by King Sho Shin to reinter the remains of his father, King Sho En.
Cosa lo rende speciale
Su Tamaudun
- A precious opportunity to witness World Heritage and National Treasure architecture up close.
- Utilize the Hoenkan Exhibition Room to deeply understand the culture and burial structures of the Ryukyu Kingdom.
- Connect with the royal systems of the past through historical remains like the Tamaudun Monument.
- Combine your visit with a walk around the Shuri Castle area to enjoy a systematic exploration of the Ryukyu Kingdom's history.
Previsioni meteo
mer
05/08
33°/28°
92%
gio
06/08
31°/26°
95%
ven
07/08
30°/27°
100%
sab
08/08
28°/27°
96%
dom
09/08
30°/27°
86%
lun
10/08
30°/27°
66%
mar
11/08
30°/28°
68%
Consigli
Payment
Cash (for individual admissions, etc.)
English Support
Check for availability of English leaflets or guides on-site.
Reservation
No advance reservation required.
Clothing
While paths are maintained, please follow etiquette as this is a sacred historical site.
Photography
Please follow local instructions regarding any photography restrictions.
Accessibility
Some areas have steps and may not be fully barrier-free.
Etiquette
Please show respect to this sacred site. Do not touch the historical structures or exhibits.
Typhoon
The site may close temporarily if a storm warning is issued.