All places in Fukuoka
The Itazuke Site is a prehistoric site in Fukuoka, known as a key example of early rice cultivation in Japan. Traces of a moated settlement and paddy fields have been confirmed, making it important for the study of agricultural culture.
The Kōshōji Kofun is an ancient burial mound located near Fukuoka. With the form of the old tomb preserved, it is a site for exploring the region's tumulus culture and ancient history.
The Tanabata-ike Kofun is an ancient burial mound located near Fukuoka. Known as a round-shaped tomb, it is a site that conveys the area's Kofun-period past.
The Nokata Site is a prehistoric and ancient site found in Fukuoka. Traces of old dwellings have been confirmed, and it is maintained as a site that shows the area's early way of life.
Hihaizuka Kofun is an ancient burial mound in the city of Kasuga near Fukuoka. A keyhole-shaped tomb, it is a site that reflects the area's ancient burial culture.