📜 Archaeological site in Naha, Japan, known for the discovery of human remains.
🔍 Declared a National Historic Monument in 1969, a small park opened in 2015.
🗿 Site of Japan's oldest known human remains
🌳 Small park with trails and educational signs
💰 Free to visit with no restrictions
🤸 Park includes fitness equipment and a children's playground
🚫 Cave is tiny and entry is not allowed
👀 Visually unimpressive, can be seen from a wooden gate
🗣️ Educational signs primarily in Japanese
🦴 Copies of found bones are displayed on educational signs.
💰 Free.
🕒 No restrictions.
Car park for two cars available.
Toilets available.
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