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Wako

Japan · Saitama-kenJP

Archaeological site in Kantō region, Japan

The Gobōyama Site is an archaeological site with the ruins of a moated Yayoi period settlement located in the Niikura neighborhood of Wakō, Saitama in the Kantō region of Japan. The site was designated a National Historic Site of Japan in 2020.

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Population
80,745
Coordinates
35.789, 139.623
Timezone
Asia/Tokyo

Overview of Wako

In Saitama-ken, Japan, Wako stands out as a medium-sized town. Some 80,745 inhabitants call it home. Because it is northern-hemisphere, timing matters. Handy context when you build an itinerary. Travel interests covered here include culture and shopping.

Things to do in Wako

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Culture in Wako

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The culture shortlist for Wako: Art Galleries. It is a direct read of Wako's activity profile. These pair well with anything else on this page.

Art Galleries
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Shopping in Wako

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Wako's shopping entries include Shopping. Everything listed here comes from what Wako is actually tagged with. A short list, but an easy way to shape a day.

Shopping

Best time to visit Wako

The cultural and nightlife layer works whatever the month.

Getting there & around

Wako is mid-sized: regional trains or buses usually get you in, and the centre is walkable. The local time zone is Asia/Tokyo.

Similar destinations

Places near Wako that share the same kinds of activities.

Frequently asked questions

What is Wako known for?
Wako is mainly a destination for culture and shopping, set in Saitama-ken, Japan with around 80,745 inhabitants.
What can you do in Wako?
You can plan around Art Galleries and Shopping in Wako. Each is tagged in our dataset rather than guessed at.
When is the best time to visit Wako?
The cultural and nightlife layer works whatever the month.
Where is Wako located?
Administratively, Wako sits in Saitama-ken, Japan — handy when you group several destinations into one trip.

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