Kanakuma Ruins
Explore the Kanekuma Archaeological Site in Fukuoka, a nationally designated historic site featuring over 340 Yayoi period jar burials displayed in situ. Witness ancient human remains, shell bracelets from southern seas, and experience Japan's unique burial culture just minutes from Fukuoka Airport.
Yame Kofun Group (Noriba Kofun / Sekijinyama Kofun /
Explore the Yame Kofun Group in Fukuoka, Japan - home to 300 ancient burial mounds including the tomb of the legendary warrior Tsukushi no Kimi Iwai. Discover decorated tombs, stone warriors, and 1,500 years of history.
Urayama Kofun
Discover Urayama Kofun, a nationally designated historic site in Kurume, Fukuoka. This 5th-century scallop-shaped burial mound features a unique house-shaped sarcophagus with rare chokkomon line engravings and vermilion pigment — open for public viewing.
Shimobaba Kofun
Shimobaba Kofun in Kurume City, Fukuoka Prefecture, is a nationally designated historic site featuring a late 6th-century decorated burial mound. This circular tomb, approximately 42 meters in diameter, contains vivid wall paintings of concentric circles, continuous triangles, and boat motifs in red and blue pigments across nearly all interior surfaces. Remarkable haniwa clay figures, including a tattooed male and a sash-wearing female, add to its archaeological significance.
Tomoeda Tile Kiln Site
The Tomoeda Tile Kiln Ruins in Kōge Town, Fukuoka Prefecture, are a nationally designated historic site dating to the late 7th century and among the oldest kiln sites in Kyushu. With a remarkably preserved 17-step firing chamber and excavated Silla and Baekje-style tiles, the site reveals ancient cultural ties between Japan and the Korean Peninsula.
Raizan Kamagoishi
Discover Raizan Kōgoishi, a nationally designated ancient mountain fortress hidden on the slopes of Mount Raizan in Itoshima, Fukuoka. Explore its stone rows, water gates, and the enduring mysteries of Japan's 7th-century coastal defense network.
Ainoshima Stone Tomb Group
Ae Government Office Ruins
Asakura Sue Ware Kiln Site, Oguma Kiln Site, Yamakuma Kiln
Ashikiyama Castle Ruins
Anagahayama Tomb
Ayatsuka Tomb
Ankokuji Coffin Grave Group
Antoku Otsuka Tomb
Andokudai Ruins
Ishizukayama Tomb
Itazuke Ruins
Edo Castle Ruins
Imajuku Burial Mounds (Marukumayama Burial Mound, Otsuka