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Archaeological Site in Nara Prefecture Designated as World Heritage Site

UNESCO has named the Asuka and Fujiwara Palace Sites in Nara Prefecture a World Cultural Heritage site, a collection of 19 ruins from the Asuka period. Among them are the emperor's residence and the Takamatsuzuka Tomb with its vivid wall paintings, and the governor has vowed to protect this legacy for future generations.

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ユネスコは26にち奈良県ならけんにある遺跡いせきを、世界せかい文化ぶんか遺産いさんにするとめました。
飛鳥あすか藤原ふじわら宮都きゅうと」という、19の遺跡いせきです。飛鳥あすか時代じだい使つかわれていました。飛鳥あすか時代じだいは、いまから1400ねんぐらいまえから1300ねんぐらいまえまでつづきました。
世界せかい遺産いさんになる「飛鳥あすか宮跡きゅうせき」は、天皇てんのうんでいたとわれています。
そして、「高松塚古墳たかまつづかこふん」は、飛鳥あすか時代じだいはかです。古墳こふんかべにきれいないろがかいてありました。
奈良県ならけん知事ちじは「この遺跡いせきまもって、将来しょうらいひとたちにわたすことを約束やくそくします」とはなしました。

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On the 26th, UNESCO decided to designate an archaeological site in Nara Prefecture as a World Cultural Heritage site. The site is called 'Asuka and Fujiwara Palace Sites', consisting of 19 ruins. It was used during the Asuka period, which lasted from about 1,400 years ago to about 1,300 years ago. The 'Asuka Palace Site', which will become a World Heritage site, is said to have been the residence of the emperor. Additionally, the 'Takamatsuzuka Tomb' is a grave from the Asuka period. The walls of the tomb are painted with beautiful colors. The governor of Nara Prefecture stated, 'We promise to protect this site and pass it on to future generations.'

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