Ishibutai Kofun Admission Ticket
Ishibutai Kofun Admission Ticket
Ishibutai Kofun Admission Ticket
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- Visiting Ishibutai Kofun
- Please present your voucher at the reception desk located at the entrance/exit.
- Please note that this product must be used within one month of the purchase date.
- QR Code voucher
- Note of location and direction
[Ishibutai Kofun]
Address: 135 Shimasho, Asuka Village, Takaichi District, Nara
Access:
By public transport:
- Bicycle: Approx. 20 minutes by rental bicycle from Kintetsu Asuka Station
- Bus: Approx. 10 minutes by Asuka Sightseeing Bus → Get off at Ishibutai Bus Stop, then walk 1 minute
By car: Paid parking available
Opening Hours: 9:00–17:00 (Last entry: 16:45)
- Ishibutai Kofun
- Enter the ruins via the main entrance and ascend the stairs of the surrounding moat. Upon reaching the top, you will be greeted by the impressive sight of Ishibutai Kofun’s enormous stone chamber. Take a moment to feel the massive granite boulders, called Asuka stones, and peer through the masonry gaps for a glimpse inside.
Next, descend the stairs leading into the ruins. As you pass through the entrance, you’ll find yourself in the core of the ruins—the stone chamber—where Soga no Umako, a significant figure in early Japanese political, economic, and cultural history, was entombed.
After your exploration of the chamber, cross the moat to discover a replica of the original sarcophagus, which was reused for castle construction during the Middle Ages. Once you’ve finished your visit, head back to the entrance.
Estimated tour time: About 20 minutes
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Highlights
This ticket provides access to Ishibutai Kofun, a designated Special Historic Site. Situated in Asuka Village, which was Japan’s capital in the 7th century, this site significantly contributed to the country’s early development. To protect its rich history, strict regulations limit new construction, enabling the village to retain its charming rural character despite being near urban areas.
Among the various ancient sites in Asuka, Ishibutai Kofun stands out as one of the most famous and visited. It is thought to be the burial place of Soga no Umako, a pivotal figure in early Japan’s political, economic, and cultural evolution. This remarkable tomb demonstrates the advanced stonework techniques of its time, built from large granite blocks, some sourced from mainland China and the Korean Peninsula. Ishibutai Kofun exemplifies ancient craftsmanship and engineering prowess.
As the site pursues UNESCO World Heritage status in 2026, it presents a unique opportunity for visitors. With this ticket, you can explore the ruins, enter the stone chamber, and even touch the ancient structures. Although the original sarcophagus was repurposed for castle construction in the Middle Ages, a replica is available for viewing on the outer bank.
Itinerary
- Enter the ruins via the main entrance and ascend the stairs of the surrounding moat. Upon reaching the top, you will be greeted by the impressive sight of Ishibutai Kofun’s enormous stone chamber. Take a moment to feel the massive granite boulders, called Asuka stones, and peer through the masonry gaps for a glimpse inside. Next, descend the stairs leading into the ruins. As you pass through the entrance, you’ll find yourself in the core of the ruins—the stone chamber—where Soga no Umako, a significant figure in early Japanese political, economic, and cultural history, was entombed. After your exploration of the chamber, cross the moat to discover a replica of the original sarcophagus, which was reused for castle construction during the Middle Ages. Once you’ve finished your visit, head back to the entrance. Estimated tour time: About 20 minutes
What's included
INCLUDED
Additional information
A: Yes. To preserve the site, it is strictly forbidden to damage, deface, or remove any part of the ruins. Climbing on the structures is also prohibited. Please be mindful and respectful to help protect this historic landmark.
A: Visitors using wheelchairs can view the ruins from a distance. However, accessing the stone chamber and getting close to the ruins requires navigating stairs.
A: Pets are not allowed at the site. However, they may be brought in if they are secured in a carrying cage or similar enclosure.
Location
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VND 51.000
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