Harunotsuji Archeological Site (ハルノツジイセキ)
Royal capital of Ikikoku that flourished with trade connecting Japan to China and Korea
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- Iki
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- History&Culture Nature&Hot Spring
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The Harunotsuji Archeological Site is a collection of historic ruins from a kingdom described in an old Chinese history book. Earthenware from various locations and money from China that indicate interaction with a variety of places have been found here. In addition, it has been confirmed that there are dwelling sites from that time and the remains of Japan's oldest port here. The adjacent Harunotsuji Guidance provides experiences of the way of life of ancient Japanese people (e.g., earthenware making, fire starting and magatama jewel making). It has also been designated as a special historic site of Japan.
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Address | 811-5322 長崎県壱岐市芦辺町深江鶴亀触1092-5 | |
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TEL | 0920-45-2065(Harunotsuji Guidance) | |
Hours of Operation | 8:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. | |
Closed | December 29 to January 3 | |
Price | Free admission *Various experiences have charges |
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Parking | Parking lot available | |
Access | 10 minutes by car from Ashibe Port | |
Note | Vending machines, restrooms and FreeSpot available |