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Tamaudun

Tamaudun

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Muromachi period · Other buildings · National Treasures

Tamaudun

玉陵 (たまうどぅん)

Naha, Okinawa

Tamaudun is a historic structure in Naha, Okinawa. 5 of its buildings, including the Tamaudun, Tomb Chamber (East Chamber) and Tamaudun, Tomb Chamber (Central Chamber), are designated National Treasures (Late Muromachi period, 1501).

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Key facts

Designation
National Treasures
Era
Muromachi period
Type
Other buildings
Location
Naha, Okinawa
Address
沖縄県那覇市首里金城町一丁目3番

Key facts

Designation
National Treasures
Era
Muromachi period
Type
Other buildings
Location
Naha, Okinawa
Address
沖縄県那覇市首里金城町一丁目3番

Buildings designated as National Treasures

  • Tamaudun, Tomb Chamber (East Chamber)

    Era
    Late Muromachi period
    Year
    1501
    Structure
    consisting of three chambers: east, central and west
    Designated
    December 25, 2018
    See it in the Agency’s database

  • Tamaudun, Tomb Chamber (Central Chamber)

    Era
    Late Muromachi period
    Year
    1501
    Structure
    consisting of three chambers: east, central and west
    Designated
    December 25, 2018
    See it in the Agency’s database

  • Tamaudun, Tomb Chamber (West Chamber)

    Era
    Late Muromachi period
    Year
    1501
    Structure
    consisting of three chambers: east, central and west
    Designated
    December 25, 2018
    See it in the Agency’s database

  • Tamaudun, Stone Wall (Outer Wall)

    Era
    Late Muromachi period
    Year
    1501
    Structure
    consisting of two walls: outer and central
    Designated
    December 25, 2018
    See it in the Agency’s database

  • Tamaudun, Stone Wall (Central Wall)

    Era
    Late Muromachi period
    Year
    1501
    Structure
    consisting of two walls: outer and central
    Designated
    December 25, 2018
    See it in the Agency’s database

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Checked on November 6, 2026

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