Historic sites in Fukushima

Fukushima Prefecture has six heritage sites, including Kamegamori-Chinjumori Kofun and Miyahata Site. These locations offer a look into the region's past.

Not sure where to start? Read our guide to the 10 best

Kamegamori-Chinjumori Kofun

FUKUSHIMA · HISTORIC SITE

Explore two ancient, large kofun burial mounds, including Fukushima's largest, designated a Nati...

Ōtsukayama Kofun

FUKUSHIMA · HISTORIC SITE

Explore a large 4th-century keyhole-shaped burial mound, a National Historic Site with important...

Ōyasuba Kofun

FUKUSHIMA · HISTORIC SITE

Explore ancient burial mounds, including Tohoku's largest keyhole tomb, at this historic park.

Miyahata Site

FUKUSHIMA · HISTORIC SITE

Explore Jomon-era village traces and unique ancient dwellings at this archaeological park.

Sakurai Kofun

FUKUSHIMA · HISTORIC SITE

Explore a large, ancient keyhole-shaped tomb from Japan's early Kofun period.

Izumizaki Cave Tomb

FUKUSHIMA · HISTORIC SITE

Ancient cave tomb with vibrant wall paintings and artifacts from the 7th century.

Shirakawa Funada-Motonuma Sites

FUKUSHIMA · HISTORIC SITE

Explore ancient burial mounds and a residence, offering a glimpse into Shirakawa's historical he...

Miyanomae Kofun

FUKUSHIMA · HISTORIC SITE

Explore a well-preserved 7th-century burial mound with a unique stone chamber.

Kabutozuka Kofun

FUKUSHIMA · HISTORIC SITE

Explore this ancient, large burial mound, a National Historic Site with nearby historical ruins.

Sukagawa Ichirizuka

FUKUSHIMA · HISTORIC SITE

See the last remaining pair of Edo-period distance markers on the Oshu Kaido.

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