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[Guided] A course reminiscent of ancient times Shiotsuyama Burial Mounds
We will guide you through the Shiotsuyama Burial Mounds with a guide.
Information
Date and time
Irregular (reservation required)
Guide fee
Courses that remind you of ancient times are 1,000 yen at any of the four locations.
Required time
half an hour
Application
Please fill out the application form and send it to "Yasugi City Tourist Volunteer Guide Association".
*Combination of guided tours is also available. Please consult with us.
*Prices are per guide.
*Applications must be made at least 7 days prior to the scheduled trip date.
*Combination of guided tours is also available. Please consult with us.
*Prices are per guide.
*Applications must be made at least 7 days prior to the scheduled trip date.
Contact
Yasugi City Tourist Volunteer Guide Association Secretariat
TEL/FAX: 0854-32-3357
Yasugi City Tourist Volunteer Guide Association Secretariat
TEL/FAX: 0854-32-3357
Or Yasugi City Tourism Association
TEL:0854-23-7667・FAX:0854-23-7654
TEL/FAX: 0854-32-3357
Yasugi City Tourist Volunteer Guide Association Secretariat
TEL/FAX: 0854-32-3357
Or Yasugi City Tourism Association
TEL:0854-23-7667・FAX:0854-23-7654
Notes
*The rates are approximate.
*Admission fees are required for some facilities.
*This event may be canceled due to weather or other reasons.
*There is no warranty due to accidents, etc.
*Admission fees are required for some facilities.
*This event may be canceled due to weather or other reasons.
*There is no warranty due to accidents, etc.
Route
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Shiotsuyama Burial Mounds
Tomb No. 6 and No. 10 of the Shiotsuyama Burial Mounds are the prefecture's largest four-corner protruding tombs, with a side length of 30m or more, or 40m including the protruding parts.
There is also a large burial mound in the Nishiya Tomb Group in Izumo City, and it is thought that there were two major powers in the east and west of the Izumo region in the late Yayoi period. Burial Mound No. 1 was the first burial mound built in this area, and retains the characteristics of a four-corner protruding tomb. From the burial mound, which has been restored to its original appearance, you can see the majestic Mt. Daisen.