In my previous entry pasal Jumpa Ikan Merah Gergasi di Karatsu Kunchi, I ada bagitahu yang lepas balik tengok ikan gergasi tu, kami bertiga telah pergi jalan2 kat Kampung Ninja kan. So, dalam entry hari ni I nak cerita pasal kampung ninja tu la. Sebenarnya Yoshinogari Historical Park, Saga ni bukan lah kampung ninja sebaliknya ia lebih kepada perkampungan zaman silam di zaman Yayoi Period.
=- Yoshinogari Historical Park- Nov 3rd, 2010 -=
=- lampu berbentuk mata ninja jer yang ada, ninja nya dah takde -=
After paying for the entrance fee which cost us 400yen(RM15) per adult, we enter the ruins from the East Entrance Gate. My first impression after entering the gate was "this place is damn huge!".
=- greeted by this bridge upon entrance-=
Sumpah luas gila sampai rasa macam nak buat2 pitam dengan harapan hubby akan dukung I dan I akan buat2 sedar bila sampai kat tempat2 menarik je hahahaha *not a very good idea though*. Terpaksa jugak jalan sambil tolak baby SN dalam stroller, memang sengaja tak nak bagi Baby SN jalan sebab jenuh nak kejar dia nanti kalau di bagi berjalan.
=- luas gilerrrr weh ~ lenguh kaki berjalan -=
I siap rasa macam I kat dalam set penggambaran untuk filem pendekar purba, siap imagine yang hubby ialah pendekar Musang Si Guntang dan I pulak puteri Cendanapuri muahahahaha *daya imaginasi tinggi..over betul*.
This largest ruin among all of the Yayoi ruins excavated in Japan, spreads throughout the Kanzaki area of Saga Prefecture (Kanzaki town, Mitagawa town and Higashisefuri village). The Yoshinogari ruins, as the center of the "nation state", have proved invaluable as a source of understanding of the approximately 600 years covering the Yayoi period.
These are amongst the main attractions at the Yoshinogari ruins:-
1) Moat-Encircled village Entrance - DEFENSES -
The main defenses were located at the east gate of the ancient Yoshinogari village. An earthen bridge was built over the outer moat at this location with a large gate protecting the inner area.
Extending from both sides of the gate was a spiked wooden fence/wall. From the extent of the defenses, it is supposed that this village was extremely important and perhaps the residence of successive rulers of the area.
2) MINAMINAIKAKU (Southern Inner Enclosure) - THE RULERS' RESIDENCE
This is believed to be where the successive rulers of Yoshinogari and the surrounding village rulers resided during the peak of the Yayoi civilization. Judging from the formidable defenses of this area, including the circular moats, fences, and watchtowers, this place is considered to be where the rulers of Yoshinogari could be found.
In contrast to the other living areas of Yoshinogari, the high-floored houses, as well as various iron products found in the area, show the elevated status of their residents .
=- interior of the King's house - raja yang zuhud ni hehe -=
3) KITANAIKAKU (The Northern Inner Enclosure)
This is believed to have been the most important area, not only in Yoshinogari village, but also in the whole nation-state around Yoshinogari. It is here that the dates for rice planting and harvesting, seasonal festivals and ceremonies, and the largest market is thought to have been established.
It is where important meetings for matters of state are believed to have been held for the entire nation-state, and where prayers were offered unto ancestors. During the Yayoi period, it is believed that when people could not come to agreement on important issues, a high priest, with the special skill to communicate with the ancestors and god, was asked to intervene, and the decision was made in accordance with the received message.
=- Inside main worship hall, ancestral prayers -=
=- Inside main worship hall, meeting room -=
4) KITAFUNKYUBO- Northern Burial Mounds
These burial mounds are thought to be the resting places of successive generations of Yoshinogari rulers. These are artificial mounds piled in layers of different kinds of soil and very strong in structure. 14 burial jars were found in the mounds; one of them kept glass beads and an elaborate-designed bronze sword. These burial mounds were made and used in the middle Yayoi period, 1 B.C. But they were not used as tombs afterward, and it is believed to have been a resting place of ancestral spirits.
I feel sick upon entering this section sebab I duk terbayang keadaan mayat yang di masukkan dalam jar tu sebelum di tanam. Look at the picture below as the expressions on my face clearly explains my feelings at that moment~scared to death! * I bet orang yang tengok gambar ni pulak rasa scared to death tengok impression tak semenggah kat muka I tu ngeeeeee*
5) Burial Jar Rows Resting Place
The burial jar is a distinctive type of coffin found only in the northern part of Kyushu. A body was bent into an unglazed jar and then the jar was buried in the ground, which seems to have been a popular means of burial for about 200 years, during the middle of the Yayoi period.
=- Burial Jar -=
Approximately 15,000 jars are supposed to have been buried in mounds in Yoshinogari. Among them, over 2,000 jars are buried in a 600-meter long row on both sides of the path in the middle of the northern mounds. (The path is thought to have been a way to visit the graves or a line to separate them by ranks.) People at the time seem to have paid homage to the deceased.
=- corpse inside the Burial Jar -=
6) NAKANOMURA- Dedicated to God
This area is believed to have been where priests made ritual objects used in festivals and political ceremonies held in the Northern Inner Enclosure, the most important place in Yoshinogari. People probably brewed alcohol, raised silkworms and weaved here. It is also believed that priests lived near here although the sites have not remained.
=- NAKANOMURA -=
7)KURATOICHI
8) Minami no Mura
Additionally this village is located in southernmost part in the whole of Yoshinogari, which is supposed to have been influenced by the ancient Chinese concept: The north ranked higher than the south.
9) YAYOI PAVILION - Exhibition Room
We get to learn important facts about the place, long before it was 'vanishes' and rediscovered by the researchers. We learned that :-
• They ate rice, various marine and mountain products such as wheat, millet, beans, gourd, acorns, walnuts, Boars, chickens, deer, bears, raccoon dogs, dogs, Silver carps, carps, sharks, sea basses, horse mackerels, pond snails, river snails, and also Japanese freshwater clams by boiling or broil them and eat with fingers.
• The Yayoi people are believed to have bathed in the river since there was no bathroom in this era ~ macam dalam cite zaman dulu2 tu la, mandi kat sungai sambil nyanyi2 basuh baju kelepak kelepuk kat atas batu sungai pastu jerit2 bila penjahat mengintai ekekekeke.
• It is thought that about 1,200 people lived inside the outer circular moat and about 5,400 in the whole nation-state around Yoshinogari in the golden age.
10) Wooden BIRD STATUE
Wooden bird statues are on the roof and the gate. In the Yayoi period, a bird seems to have been a symbol or Gods messenger that brought spirits of crops and exorcised the evil spirit.
There were also some workshop and interactive programs designated for the visitors to experience the feeling of being Yayoi Villagers. We didn't join any if the programs due time constraint. Amongst the activities are :
• Fire-making (100yen/set)
• Earthen Flute making (100yen/person)
• KOUROUSEKI Soft Stone pendant making (200yen/person)
• SEKKENSEKI Soap Stone pendant making (250yen/person)
We were at the park until it is closed on 5p.m. We were totally exhausted with the long walk inside the village, thus we decided to ride on the shuttle bus to head back to the East Entrance Gate where we park our car.
While leaving this place, I was thinking that it's a good idea for any film makers who want to shoot a movie based on the ancient period era, to just come here. The view is spectacular so you don't really have to ask a lot of help from the CGI expertise; what say you Abg Mamat Khalid? *boleh shooting untuk sequel filem Zombi Kampung Pisang* hehehehe. Perhaps Yusry KRU should also consider this place for the next shooting of the sequel for his new superb movie The Malay Chronicles: Bloodlines . *over tau I nih, filem ni tak tunjuk kat panggung lagi pon..I dah start suruh Yusry buat sequel kui3x*
# Info gathered from: http://www.yoshinogari.jp/en/
Pssstt: masa jalan2 kat dalam ni I terfikir jugak, mungkin 1000 tahun lagi(kalau dunia ni masih wujud), orang2 zaman tu pulak akan gi jalan2 kat area kampung kita yang dah musnah..huhuhuhu.
24 words of wisdom & comments:
wahh,berjalan saje kak yatie..hehe..best nye kalo boleh pegi sana..
wah!betul2 antik kg tu..
wahh..memang betul2 luas... yg ni government yg provide ke... semua tempat yg yatie dah g tempat semua luas.. pengunjung yg dtg melawat pun puas hati.. x mcm tempat kita.. mini malaysia pun.. alahai, jln sikit dah habis... huhuuu...
gambor kat jar tu tak tahan kakyong tengok... :P
serius rasa teringin nak ke tmpt tu. sejarah betul. design rumah org jepun dulu2 cantik la. unik
aiseh! emmang zuhud betul eh king and queen diorang. hahahaha
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luas nak mampus.
kalo i berjalan situ..harus terberanak terus.
bestnye...!
sgt luas mata memandang.
tgh tawaf blog yatie, dah lama tak berkesempatan berjimba2 ke blog2..
kat Msia ni, kita takdok pulok betul2 preserved perkampungan Melayu yg betul2 asli. Yg ado pung Kg. bUdaya Serawak dgn Mini Msia tula. Tapi mace tok luas mace ni.
Fuhhh..luas giler..blh tahan berjalan r klu camni..hehe
menarik tul laa kan..dia xde sediakan basikal ke ape ke utk kita round2 kt dalam tu?
Cantiknyer wehhh senja tu......:-) Magnificent view....
wah cantiknya....
byk lg kerja i ni... nak geledah entry yg lps2...
nice blog!
ghajin sungguh demo jale dih, tapi dakpo, banyak berjalan banyaklah pengetahuan, samo jugok nga ambo, dokleh g, kelih gambar pon dakpo;D
nape org tingat istana takeshi ek... haha...
bestnye jalan2...
ekspression muke tu mmg serramm, haha...
tgk gambar pun tahu xlarat nak jalan, sbb besar, hehe...
azni >> weekend je berjalan2 pon hehe
k.hamizah >> meme antik sgt
k.yong > xsure gak yg govt ke tak. takut x gmbr kat jar tu? ekekeke
nadiah >> meh dtg jln2 sini meh ;)
drama mama >> kannnn...zuhud sgt diorg ni, pemimpin2 skrg kena conotho diorg neh ;)
isabelle >> hahahha, i bet you will hehehe
farah 5577 >> kena gst dha tu, tawaf di musim haji ni hehe
k.nur >> aaaa, tmpt ni luas gilo..letih jale
affieza >> memang x boleh tahan, tu yg last2 naik bus tu
anis >> xde basikal, tp ada bas di sediakan
Ummi Dania Yasmine >> aah, cantik sgt2 ;)
fa10 >> selamat menggeledah hehe
zaila >> ore rajin derat sbb nok bui gmbr best2 ko zaila la hahaha *alase tok logik*
shira >> aah, mcm sikit2 nk sama dgn set istana takeshi.
queen & king dier tido cenggitu jer? ekekeke...berbeza kan ngan zaman kesultanan melayu...
sayup mata memandang keluasan dia... :)
berjalan sajer yer..seronoknya..bila lagi nak kenal negara orang kan..
hanz >> tu la pasla, macam ni br pemimpin yg di sayangi rakyat, zuhud je kan ;)
eliss >> btol3x, luas berjalan..lenguh kaki ekeke
ump..nak g jepung!!!
luas sgt²...pah cute2 pulok tu rumoh dio...puteri koya tu pun kiut gok :P
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