Facilities

There also many exhibition facilities at Asuka. There also facilities for the comfort and refreshment of visitors.
Please feel free to make use of them.

Takamatsuzuka Mural Museum Exhibits the artefacts and reproductions of the murals discovered at Takamatsuzuka.		Asuka Historical National Government Park Hall The starting point for the exploration of Asuka, including information on park facilities and points of interest.
Asuka Training & Lodging House “Iwaido House” A lodge where one can also enjoy the meals eaten by the folk of ancient Asuka.		Asuka Historical Museum Chiefly explains the history and culture of the Asuka area of the 6th to 8th centuries in an easy to understand way.
Nara Prefecture Complex of Man'yo Culture Experience the ancient culture of 1300 years past through 3D models, movies and music, with a focus on the Manyoshu.		Inukai Man'yo Memorial Hall Displays many materials such as books donated by Takashi Inukai, a scholar of Manyo.
Exhibition Room of Archaeological Cultural Assets The exhibition room for the Asuka Cultural Property Division. A model of the Kitora Tumulus chamber etc. is exhibited.		Magamiso-Asuka Ethnological Material House Exhibits materials related to the folk art, legends and annual events of Asuka village.
Asukakazebutai A multipurpose area in the Ishibutai Area. Also used for events.		Grass Plaza A grass area making use of the existing terraced terrain in the vicinity of the Ishibutai Tumulus.
West Observatory Established with signs made from natural stones and with copperplate engraving in order to blend easily with surrounding scenery.		East Observatory Located on the crest of a hill in front of the circular trail from the Ishibutai Area.
Amakashi-no-Oka Observatory The top of Amakashi-no-Oka is 148m above sea level. An observatory where the Sakura trees are beautiful in spring.		Kawahara Observatory The copper plate engraving “Ancient Landscape of Japan”, embedded in natural stone, introduces the scenery.
Man'yo Botanical Garden Road A walkway of total length 2.3 km.There is also a quiz on about 40 kinds of plants.		Yumeichi-Jyaya Tea House A Japanese restaurant providing cuisine using crops from Asuka village and old-style rice.
Satoji Satoyama Experience Field An area with the aim of the conservation and regeneration of terraced rice-field scenery through activities in environmental education.<< Currently under maintenance >>		Study Plaza An area developed as a plaza for open-air study. << Currently under maintenance >>
Tumulus Appreciation Plaza An area for the appreciation of Kitora Tumulus. << Currently under maintenance >>