South inner section

It is located at the east entrance of Yoshinogari Historical Park. It serves as a comprehensive guide for the park. In the guidance room, the site is introduced in the footage. There is also a store selling corner for restaurants and souvenirs, and a tourist brochure corner around the area. It is also the entrance to Yoshinogari.

A park that has been restored and maintained the largest Yōyō period bunch settlement in the "Yoshinogari Site", a special historical site of the country. It spans the city of Kanzaki and the town of Yoshinogari, where numerous ruins of the pit house, the ruins of the high-floor warehouse, and the tomb of the kamekametto [kamekambo] have been restored, and there is a view reminiscent of the godai country described in the "Weishi Wajinden". You can tour the south inner/north inner/kura and the city/north penhill tombs, exhibition rooms, etc. I am surprised by the scale of the building, such as a building with a height of 10m or more, and a huge main hall with 16 pillars with a diameter of 40-50cm. In the park, experience programs such as "making of magatama" are held, and play equipment and lawn squares are also provided.

A pit house in the southern inner section of the bunch settlement zone in the Yoshinogari Historical Park. What is being restored at the Yoshinogari site is from the late Yayoi period, supported by only two pillars. Inside the residence, it is rectangular in shape. There are measures to respond to the environment, such as digging down the floor surface for about 1 to 1.5m to enrich the soil around the area to prevent the infiltration of water. There are also steps on both sides of the room, which are said to have been sleeping places, called betting letters.