Tamaudun Royal Mausoleum
The tomb of the kings of the Second Sho Dynasty, holding the remains of the kings, their queens, and their children.
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The tomb of the kings of the Second Sho Dynasty, holding the remains of the kings, their queens, and their children.
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- Opening hours
- Mon09:00–18:00Tue09:00–18:00Wed09:00–18:00Thu09:00–18:00Fri09:00–18:00Sat09:00–18:00Sun09:00–18:00
- Business status
- Open
- Official website
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- Phone
- +81 98-885-2861
Traveler highlights
Tamaudun is the mausoleum of successive kings and royal family members of the Second Sho Dynasty of the Ryukyu Kingdom. King Sho Shin built it in 1501 to rebury his father, Sho En, near Shuri Castle. The complex has central, east, and west chambers, with stone walls enclosing outer and inner courtyards. It reflects Ryukyuan royal burial customs and stone architecture, and is part of a World Heritage listing as well as a Japanese National Treasure and historic site.
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