The most iconic spot in Iki Island. The rock indeed looks like a monkey with his back and his head looking to the left side. There are also a parking lot, a souvenir shop and a toilet here. Free entrance, no tickets, so it is worth for pictures. But other than that, there’s nothing much to do. I visited this place on May 17 at around 5:30 PM, but there was no one here. I guess the reason was that it was still not peak season and was quite late. The sky was gloomy on thay day. Only the rock surprised me cuz it really does resemble a monkey, though the sea view was like “meh…” to me. I think the sea view would have been beautiful if it had been sunny.

Cycled from the port. There are some nice bays along the way. definitely looks like a primate, we were having a discussion on which one. Nice park with plenty of parking there's a small store and a great smoothie caravan which was perfect after our ride. Just before park is the old gun emplacement.

It was very queit but very beautiful! You can get a very nice view of the rock. If you are near you should go for sure!

Great attraction, and fun drive to get there. We arrived late afternoon, so the monkey was backlit by the sun, which made it a little difficult to see. It looked as if the monkey was looked at the sun, which was fun.

It does indeed look like a monkey. (Original a gorilla, some would say.) Nature is fascinating! :-) Easy to get to by bus or car.

Very beautiful place to see the Monkey Rock, a strange guy named Riku offered me a Monkey themed hat and an ancient armor saying it had the soul of a Monkey inside tho... asides from that, beautiful, 10/10's

One of Iki Island's famous spots.

Great museum. Delicate dioramas with a humorous side, interesting walls of history and a cool interactive kids area. The tower overlooks 400ha of flat land. The video presentation is interesting, showcasing the history then curtain drops down to show the original village. Enjoyed it

Very good museum to trace ancient Japan's relationships with the continent. Kisho Kurokawa's design of the building fits well with the surrounding views.

An interesting museum about the history of Iki and Nagasaki. It was helpful to have English explanations via QR codes and an app. They also showed an English language short video in the theatre. Great views from the observation deck and a cafe for lunch.

The best museum I have been in Japan.So well designed in the environment.The use of the screens and lights inside is superwell done.There is an interactive space for kids too.Many books made by the museum about Iki culture can be obtain in the shop.Must visit! Thanks museum

The initial video was pretty nicely done, I recommend getting an audio guide for the rest of the tour around the museum, definitely go up the observatory and also look at the model village.

This museum is located on a hill overlooking the Haranotsuji Ruins and offers a good bird’s eye view of the site. Noted on my wonder-tips site.

Iki City Ikikoku Museum This m useum is located on a hill overlooking the Haru-no-Tsuji Ruins, designated a National Historic Site by the Japanese governm ent, the form er site of Ikikoku Kingdom m entioned in GishinWajinden (Weizhi Worenchuan).

Got an extra ressurection with these when fighting Isshin

Harahoge Jizo (statues of guardian deity of children) Six jizo statues are believed to liberate all life forms from suffering and pain. They are called harahoge jizo because of the hole in the abdominal section.

Their origin was unknown but locals continuously enshrine and take good care of them. Noted on my wonder-tips site.

Cute Jizostatues

Very special atmosphere during severe rain.

Kind of cool spot.

Cool formations, cool that they’re tended to, but not really worth going out of your way to see. There’s not much else to see in the area and it’s not serviced by bus

Ghost of Tsushima brought me here IRL! The shrines, the windswept rice fields and the ragged coastline look just like they do in the game. The IRL Kojima shrine is just like the Nakajima Shrine in game, but in a slightly different location. I’ve posted the pictures side by side here. I even saw a fox shrine! The Iki museum is pretty and interesting but doesn’t have much on the Mongolian invasion. Also has some amazing sea urchin (only available in season) caught by the women divers of the island.

I came here after liberating tsushima, but then i got captured by a mongolian tribe woman leader called the eagle aka ahnksar khatun, but overall it's really good, and im friends with all raiders even they know im the butcher's son (Game Joke)

Great place,lost my horse but found it later on,I came from tsushima because my uncle kept talking about that i have no honor and stuff like that,met some raiders but eventually i gained their trust

Great place to visit. Totally recommended. Got me a piece of armour called sarugami, previously worn by the legendary pirate known as black hand riku. Shout out to my man, Kashira for telling me where to find it.

me and the boys single handedly saved the island from the mongols and we destroyed their warship by hiding in their supply ship. 10/10 would do it again, too much monkeys though the island has cool glowing water and hidden caves with treasure and a delusional blind man with black hand guarding it

got high with some eagle lady and hallucinated about my dead father. 10/10 would go again

I love Iki.. I've never felt so far away from everything. There's a tiny island with a shrine that you can walk to during low tide. And Monkey Rock is a must-see, but I highly recommend you get there just before the sunset.

Tsukiyomi Shrine According to one theory, this is the birthplace of Shintoism. The long approach of stone stairs from the torii gate on the prefectural road gives a mysterious impression.

One thing for sure is that the rich natural circumstances induce peoples’ belief. Noted on my wonder-tips site.

Simple and beautiful.

(Translated by Google) It's a small shrine, but it's said to be the oldest shrine in Japan, and it certainly has a certain atmosphere. There's a power spot behind the worship hall. There's no shrine office, and the fortune slips are self-service, located next to the offering box. There's ample parking right in front. (Original) 小さい神社ですが、日本最古の神社とのことで、確かにそれなりの雰囲気はありました。拝殿の裏にパワースポットがありました。社務所はなく、おみくじは賽銭箱の横にあり、セルフサービスでした。駐車場はすぐ前に十分ありました。

(Translated by Google) I finally made it to Tsukiyomi Shrine, which is said to be the oldest shrine still standing in Iki. If you're a spiritual lover, this is a must-visit place. You might just discover the true essence of it. (Original) 壱岐で現存する最古の神社らしい月読神社にようやく来れました スピリチュアル大好きなら、ここは、訪れてほしいなぁ、本質に気づくかも

(Translated by Google) Tsukuyomi is the moon god in Japanese mythology and known as the being who rules over the night! He is depicted as an important deity alongside Amaterasu and Susanoo in documents such as the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki! As a brother deity of Amaterasu, he occupies an important position in the lineage of the gods! Furthermore, Tsukuyomi, also known as "Tsukuyomi-no-Mikoto," is a deity who symbolizes the movement of the moon and the tranquility of the night! Therefore, he has been deeply connected to the rhythms of nature, such as agriculture, the calendar, and the ebb and flow of the tides! It is also said that his mystical nature as the moon god inspired awe in ancient people! The myth surrounding Tsukuyomi also includes an anecdote about Ukemochi, the god of food! In this story, Tsukuyomi became enraged by the way Ukemochi served him food and slashed her! This is said to have led to a deterioration in his relationship with Amaterasu, which led to the separation of day and night! (Original) ツクヨミは、日本神話に登場する月の神であり、夜を司る存在として知られています！そして、古事記や日本書紀などの文献において、アマテラスやスサノオと並ぶ重要な神として描かれました！つまり、天照大神の兄弟神として、神々の系譜においても重要な位置を占めているのです！さらに、ツクヨミは「月読命（ツクヨミノミコト）」とも呼ばれ、月の運行や夜の静けさを象徴する神格を持っています！そのため、農業や暦、潮の満ち引きなど、自然のリズムに深く関わってきました！また、月の神としての神秘性が、古代の人々に畏敬の念を抱かせたとも言われています！そして、ツクヨミにまつわる神話の中には、食物の神ウケモチとの逸話も含まれています！この物語では、ツクヨミがウケモチの食事の提供方法に怒り、彼女を斬ってしまいました！その結果、アマテラスとの関係が悪化し、昼と夜が分かれるきっかけになったと伝えられています！

(Translated by Google) It looks like a solemn atmosphere, but once you climb the stairs, you'll find it's a very fun shrine packed with all sorts of things. (Original) 厳かな雰囲気にみえるのですが、階段を登ると、いろんなものがてんこ盛りでなかなか愉快な神社でした。

Impressive landscape. Very nice accessible via bicycle and car.

It’s a beautiful place with crystal clear water and cool breeze, where you can see local women diving to collect Urchin. Definitely recommended to visit when you come to Iki!

Sakyobana This rock formation, about 1 km in total length, stands facing the Genkai Sea. A product of erosion by seawater, it looks like a bundle of curiously shaped thin pillars.

Beautiful lookup point to relax at.

Great view

(Translated by Google) Cape Sakyohana at the tip of the Yawata Peninsula The parking lot is large and easy to park in. There was a sign explaining the origin of Sakyohana. The steep rock jutting out of the sea is called "Kannonbashira". Across the horizon, you can see Oronoshima Island in Fukuoka Prefecture♪ The torii gate at the very back is a shrine associated with a dragon called "Sakyohana Ryujin". There is a stark contrast between the power of the cliffs and the quiet atmosphere where you can hear the pleasant sound of the waves. There is also a beautifully maintained observation deck, so I thought I'd like to eat some rice balls here. Purple sea urchin fishing is carried out nearby from early May to mid-June. It is said that the short period of one and a half months is for resource conservation. If you visit during this period, you might be able to see the female divers? We recommend dressing warmly on windy days. Author: Ikitere Reporter Awat Karen (Original) 八幡半島の先端にある岬「左京鼻」 駐車場が広くて停めやすいです。 左京鼻の由来が書かれた看板もありました。 海中から突き出る切り立った岩は「観音柱」と呼ばれているそうです。 水平線の向こうには福岡県の小呂島(おろのしま)が見えました♪ 1番奥に見える鳥居は「左京鼻龍神」という龍にまつわる神社。 断崖絶壁の迫力と静かで波の音が心地よく聞こえる雰囲気はギャップがあります。 綺麗に整備された展望台もあるのでここでおにぎりを食べたいと思いました。 近くでは５月初旬から６月中旬までムラサキウニ漁が行われる。１ヶ月半という短い期間は資源保護のためだそうです。 期間中に足を運んだら海女さんたちを見られるかも？ 風が強い日にはあたたかい格好がオススメです。 筆者：イキテレリポーターあわたかれん

(Translated by Google) There's nothing particularly special about it, but you can see a spectacular view of the Genkai Sea. I live in Kansai, so I don't often get to see such a horizon close by. The pillars, which are said to be made from basalt, are a nice touch. Be sure to stop by along with Saruiwa Rock. (Original) なんと言うことはありませんが、玄界灘に広がる絶景を見ることができます。自分の住まいは関西なので、なかなか近場ではこれだけの水平線を拝むことはないでしょうね。 玄武岩で形成されたと言う柱もよいエッセンスになっています。猿岩と併せてぜひお立ち寄りください。

Went here on May 18th. It was sunny and the temperature was 20°C, but not that high for swimming, so the beach was empty. The sand was very soft, and the water was crystal clear. There’s a parking lot and a bathroom also. Since May is not a peak season here, there’s no café or food bar, but they will open between July and August. Though, I still prefer this quiet and empty vibe. The beach lies next to Iki Airport, so sometimes you will hear the jet engines roaring.

Water is super clear and beautiful! Sand is nice, there are some shady areas. Stalls, tables, floaty devices and boats available for hire. It was quiet when we came because of Corona but I have heard that it's usually really busy. More of a party beach than a relaxing beach. Great view. Jet skis cruising around. Has public toilets. Plenty of free parking. Vending machines near the parking area.

Most favourite and most beautiful beach on Iki island

Amazing beach with the clearest water and finest sand. Great surroundings with toilets, pine trees, a running track and football field. Nature here is fantastic. Worth the trip from Iki city.

Tsutsukihama Swimming Beach Iki's premier beach has been selected among the best 100 bathing beaches with the clearest water in Japan and the best 100 beaches in Japan. The approximately 600 meter-long sandy beach is calm and shallow. Marine sports Banana boating, jet skiing and snorkeling are particularly recommended in summer, and surfing in off-seasons.

Tsutsukihama Beach is a 600m long white sandy beach located near Iki airport. Noted on my wonder-tips site.

Beautiful beach. Nice sand and amazing water! The recreation nearby is also really nice!

Very stunning place and worth visiting. Huge areas of green grass like a park. Standing on the cliffs, looking far beyond the sea, and feeling the fresh breeze was such a great vibe for me. There are rocks that have different shapes: one resembles a devil’s footprint, another resembles a gorilla, and the other looks like a frog. The only drawback is that there are garbage in the devil’s footprint. The management authority should have cleaned it. The gorilla and frog rocks may look exactly like what they are described based on each person’s imagination. But still, a worth place to visit cuz the entrance is free, no tickets.

AWESOME area of the island to visit to, though I may have fought Mongols and the Eagle on the way here, it's worth coming at sunset. Just don't bring your dad or else they will go bye bye. "May your death benefit all beings" Is what I heard before my dad was taken away from this world. GREAT place to visit to, 10/10!

Very scenic spot. Definetely worth a visit while fighting the mongols

A truly beautiful area. There's also a beautiful area near here where you can get more great pictures.

I believe this was one of the most amazing spots on Iki island. My wife and me could have stayed and watched a thousand sunsets here.

This is a really neat and unusual spot. The hole in the ground is really cool! I would love to try swimming in this area in the summer.

There was a tale that a goblin stood firm on his feet here to get a whale from the sea. Noted on my wonder-tips site.

Great museum. Delicate dioramas with a humorous side, interesting walls of history and a cool interactive kids area. The tower overlooks 400ha of flat land. The video presentation is interesting, showcasing the history then curtain drops down to show the original village. Enjoyed it

Very good museum to trace ancient Japan's relationships with the continent. Kisho Kurokawa's design of the building fits well with the surrounding views.

An interesting museum about the history of Iki and Nagasaki. It was helpful to have English explanations via QR codes and an app. They also showed an English language short video in the theatre. Great views from the observation deck and a cafe for lunch.

The best museum I have been in Japan.So well designed in the environment.The use of the screens and lights inside is superwell done.There is an interactive space for kids too.Many books made by the museum about Iki culture can be obtain in the shop.Must visit! Thanks museum

The initial video was pretty nicely done, I recommend getting an audio guide for the rest of the tour around the museum, definitely go up the observatory and also look at the model village.

This museum is located on a hill overlooking the Haranotsuji Ruins and offers a good bird’s eye view of the site. Noted on my wonder-tips site.

Iki City Ikikoku Museum This m useum is located on a hill overlooking the Haru-no-Tsuji Ruins, designated a National Historic Site by the Japanese governm ent, the form er site of Ikikoku Kingdom m entioned in GishinWajinden (Weizhi Worenchuan).

Stunning shrine, worth visiting at both low and high tide. Wear non slip shoes though. The old Adidas superstars were not exactly up to the job.

Kojima Shrine is a small island shrine in Uchime Bay and can be compared to Mont-Saint-Michel in France as you can only walk to it during low tide. Noted on my wonder-tips site.

I really liked this shrine because you can visit it on foot at low tide and by boat at high tide. Also if you go around the right side of the island to the back and walk up to the top of the shrine.

Mystical place！

Nice scenery

Exactly the same

Very niche and absolutely stunning shrine on the east side of iki.

Beautiful beaches. Water was very shallow but we did see some big fish while snorkeling. Very good visibility in water.

One of the best beaches of Kyushu.

It’s breathtaking!!

Amazing Japanese hidden treasure! Go to this island is not really easy, you have to take the boat from the north of Iki island, but once you get your boat ticket, you will enjoy. The boat going there is a small one, with a very friendly crew, you should book for the tour (it's really a must). The crew will explain you the shape of rocks and a part of the legend of the places. After that let's arrive to the dock on the island, once there, enjoy the crystal sea, the white sand beach and overall the peaceful silence. IT IS AMAZING!

I took a 40-minute pleasure boat tour from Katsumoto Port to Tatsunoshima Island. Noted on my wonder-tips site.

(Translated by Google) The ferry ride from Katsumoto Port took less than 10 minutes. From the moment I got off the boat, I was struck by the blue, or rather, the emerald green. August is bigfin reef squid birthing season, and we were greeted by baby squid. It's about a 10-minute walk to the beach. It's a straight path, so there's no need to worry about getting lost, but there are some rocks, so please be careful if using a stroller or other wheeled vehicle. It was low tide on this day, but at high tide, the sea apparently reaches right up to the beach hut. Even though it was the middle of the August season, there were only two or three groups of guests, so we were able to relax and enjoy ourselves. Cup ramen and other items are available for purchase at the beach hut. Climbing up behind the beach hut, you'll find the impressive "Jagatani" valley, which is truly impressive! If you head higher, you'll be rewarded with a spectacular 360-degree view. The path above Jagatani is narrow and unstable, so it's not recommended for small children. Adults only, please enjoy! (Original) 勝本港から渡船のみは10分たらずで着きました。 船を降りた瞬間から、青さというか、 エメラルドグリーンに感動しました。 8月はアオリイカの出産シーズンらしく 赤ちゃんがお出迎えしてくれました。 海水浴場までは10分ほど歩きます。 一本道なので迷子の心配はありませんが、 石があったりするので、ベビーカーなど タイヤがついたもので移動する際は、気をつけてください。 この日は干潮ですが、満潮の時は海の家のすぐ近くまで 海水があるそうです。 8月のシーズン中でしたが、 お客さんは2〜3組でゆったりと楽しめました。 海の家では、カップラーメンなど購入が可能です。 海の家の裏手を登った先にある、 「蛇ヶ谷」は迫力がとにかくすごい！ もっと上を目指すと360度、絶景が広がります。 蛇ヶ谷の上は道が狭く、不安定なので、 小さなお子様にはおすすめできません。 大人だけで楽しんでくださいね！

(Translated by Google) The endless shallow sea was so beautiful, a beautiful emerald green, that I wanted to stay here forever. I'm so glad I made the effort to come here! To take a shower, you pay 300 yen at the counter and declare it yourself. (Original) どこまでも遠浅の海がエメラルドで綺麗すぎて、いつまでもここに居たくなりました。わざわざ渡ってきて良かった〜！ シャワーは300円を自己申告でカウンターで支払うスタイルです。

(Translated by Google) You can see the entire Iki Island clearly. (Original) 壱岐島全体が良くみられます

(Translated by Google) It is the highest mountain in Iki. (Original) 壱岐で一番高いやまです。

There are more than 200 stone monkeys and oxen to which people pray for the health of people and cattle. Noted on my wonder-tips site.

(Translated by Google) Apparently the stone behind the worship hall is a power spot. There is a parking lot nearby, and after climbing a flight of stairs you will reach the observation deck, and past that you will reach the worship hall. Behind the observation deck there are many stone statues of monkeys lined up. Unfortunately the weather was not great so the view from the observation deck was not that great, but on clear days you can see the ocean and it is said to be a spectacular sight. (Original) 拝殿の裏にある石がパワースポットだそうです。すぐ近くに駐車場があり、階段を少し登ったところに展望台、その横を抜けると拝殿です。裏には石で作った猿の像がたくさん並んでいました。展望台からの眺めは、あいにくの天気で今ひとつでしたが、天気が良いと海が見渡せて絶景だそうです。

(Translated by Google) Ghost of Tsushima Pilgrimage. A similar shrine appears in the game. Iki's foremost shrine for mountain worship. You can get a panoramic view of Iki from the summit. Enshrined Deity: Shinatsuhiko (God of Wind) During the Mongol Invasions, it is said that "the god of Otokodake created winds and drove back the Mongol army," according to wind god worship. Hundreds of stone god statues line the mountaintop, making it a place to pray for fertility, matchmaking, protection from evil, safe voyages, and more. Together with its companion, Metake Shrine, this sacred place symbolizes the harmony of yin and yang. (Original) ゴーストオブツシマ巡礼。 同じような神社がゲーム内にも出てきます。 壱岐随一の山岳信仰の神社。山頂から壱岐を一望できます。 祭神：志那都比古神（風の神） 元寇の際、「男嶽の神が風を起こし、元軍を退けた」と伝わる風神信仰。 山頂には数百体の「石神像」が並び、子宝・縁結び・厄除け・航海安全などの願掛けの場となっています。 対になる「女嶽神社」とともに、陰陽の調和を象徴する聖地。

(Translated by Google) I visited the shrine in Mt. Odake on a weekday morning in November. I was able to visit the shrine in a very quiet manner. There were many stone statues of monkeys and cows, some of which were so funny that I couldn't help but take pictures of them. There was a cafe on the grounds, but it was closed when I visited. From the observation deck, you could look down on Mt. Mengodake Dam. There is also a trekking course next to the main shrine, which is probably used by many people in the summer. (Original) 男岳にある神社で11月の平日午前に伺いました。ひと気はなくとても静かに参拝できました。猿と牛の石像がたくさん奉納されており、中には笑える石像もあり思わず写真撮りました。境内にはカフェ有りましたが、伺った時は休業でした。展望台からは男女岳ダムが見下ろせました。本殿横からはトレッキングコースもあり、夏場だと利用される方も多いのかな。

(Translated by Google) You can get a panoramic view of Iki and enjoy the spectacular scenery. Highly recommended. According to the guide, this is a strict god and nothing there should be taken away. (Original) 壱岐を一望出来、圧巻な景色が楽しめます。 なかなかオススメです。 解説によると厳しい神様でそこにあるものは持ち出してはいけないそうです。

(Translated by Google) There are many stone monkey statues at the shrine on the summit. Among them, there was one that made me wonder where it was made. (Original) 山頂のお社にはたくさんの猿の石像が。 その中には、何処でつくった？ってのもありました。

(Translated by Google) As this shrine is dedicated to Sarutahiko, there are countless stone statues of monkeys. You can drive up to the torii gate, but be careful as it is a steep slope. There is parking space for more than 10 cars. There is a huge rock to the right behind the main hall. There is also a small path to the right that leads to Inari Shrine, with stone statues of monkeys here and there. I noticed something strange here. Iki is said to have no deer, boars, or monkeys, but I saw a lone baby monkey moving around in a tree. I mentioned this to the staff at the cafe, and they said there shouldn't be any monkeys there either. (Original) 猿田彦が祀られている神社のため、猿の石像が無数にある。 鳥居の近くまで車で行けるが、急な坂なので要注意。駐車場スペースは10台以上。 本殿右裏には巨石がある。 また右横から稲荷神社につながる小道があ、所々に猿の石像がある。 ここで不思議なことが。 壱岐には鹿も猪も猿もいないとのことだが、木の上を移動する一匹だけの子猿を見た。 カフェの人にも話したが、猿もいないはずだと。

Marine sports Banana boating, jet skiing and snorkeling are particularly recommended in summer, and surfing in off-seasons. Diving Iki offers great diving spots around the island, where you can enjoy Nature surrounded by coral reefs and cute fish.

Great beach with cristall clear water. Few people around. 4stars because there is the airport of iki only a couple of meters away, also choppers start there and if you look accurate you will find a lot of plastic waste on the beach and also in the water

Absolutely gorgeous beach.

Sand is great, water is great, and people are great.

treasure beach!

Best island ever

(Translated by Google) The ocean is an incredibly beautiful color 👏 The beach is also incredibly sandy, and it's a wonderful location (^^)v (Original) めちゃくちゃ海の色が美しい👏 砂浜もとても綺麗な砂でとにかく素敵なロケーション(^^)v

The tomb stones were piled up at the end of the 6th century to bury local governors. This is the biggest kofun tumuli in the island.

(Translated by Google) I went inside, but unlike Kakegi Tumulus, there were no lights, so I couldn't see very well. The announcement at the entrance seems to be out of order, and there is no response... Please do some maintenance. (Original) 内部には入れましたが、掛木古墳と違って照明は点かなかったので、よく見えませんでした。 入り口のアナウンスも故障⁉️らしく、反応なし… メンテナンスして下さーい。

(Translated by Google) An ancient tomb with a stone chamber visible. There are vending machines in the free parking lot, but there are no shops. (Original) 石室が覗ける古墳。 無料の駐車場に自動販売機はあり、売店とかはありません。

(Translated by Google) A nationally designated historic site located in the central part of Iki Island. This is a rare ruin where you can enter the stone chamber. I personally couldn't enter because of the stone in front of the entrance (^^; (Original) 壱岐島の中央部にある国指定史跡の古墳 石室内に入られる珍しい遺跡です。 私自身は、入口前にある石が邪魔で入りませんでした(^^;

(Translated by Google) This tumulus is located on the edge of the road, so it is the easiest to find and access. The entrance is partially blocked off by a stone, but it is lit up so you can see inside. It feels like it was set up as part of a sightseeing tour, with public toilets available. Currently, there are no shops, just a few vending machines. (Original) 道路縁にあるので、１番分かりやすく、行きやすい古墳。入口が石で半分閉ざされていますが、中が見えるようにライトアップされています。 公衆トイレも完備された、観光巡りの1つとして整備された感があります。 現在は売店もなく、自販機がポツンとあるだけです。

(Translated by Google) Are there any ancient tombs that you can enter? This place is amazing. I was able to enter the stone chamber without any problems. I had to rely on the light from my cell phone to see! (Original) 中まで入れる古墳なんてあるの？？ 凄いぞここは。 普通に石室まで入れました。 携帯のライトを頼りにしないとくらいですよ！

(Translated by Google) I also went to Kakegi Kofun, but this one is better. It was full of wildness. Please note that it was dark underfoot. The rocks are large and impressive. There is a switch at the entrance The electricity is on at the very back. (Original) 掛木古墳も行きましたが　こちらの方が ワイルド感たっぷりでした。 足元暗かったのでご注意を。 岩が大きく迫力満点です。 入口にスイッチがあり 一番奥が電気がつきます。