From Narita Station, you can take the Narita Line to Ajiki Station (10 minutes, 200 yen), then a Chiba Kotsu bus to the Boso no Mura stop (10 minutes, 230 yen), which is near the museum. Another option is to take a Chiba Kotsu bus directly from Narita Station to the Ryukakujidai-Ni-Chome stop (20 minutes, 430 yen), followed by a 10-minute walk. If you're driving, it takes about 30 minutes from Narita Airport using toll-free roads.
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Fudoki-no-oka Archaeological Museum
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Fudoki-no-oka Archaeological Museum (房総風土記の丘資料館, Fūdoki no Oka Shiryōkan) in Chiba Prefecture offers a fascinating look at Japan’s early history. It displays artifacts discovered throughout the region, including tools, pottery, and items from ancient burial mounds. The museum is surrounded by a park filled with kofun—large burial mounds from the Kofun Period (300–538)—giving visitors a unique outdoor experience alongside the indoor exhibits.
Near the museum, you can explore reconstructed pit houses from the Jomon Period (13,000–300 BC), along with restored Edo-period homes and a school from the Meiji era. These structures help bring history to life, showing how people in Japan lived through different times. It's a great place to walk, learn, and enjoy the peaceful countryside.
Hours and Fees
Fudoki-no-oka Archaeological Museum
- Opening hours
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9:00 to 16:30 (last admission 16:00)
- Closed
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Mondays (or the following day if Monday is a national holiday)
- Entrance fee
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200 yen
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