丸子山古墳

The Marukoyama Kofun stands as a keyhole-shaped tomb with a raised earthen mound, measuring several meters in height and extending across the landscape.

Constructed during the Kofun period between the 3rd and 7th centuries, this burial mound represents the social hierarchy of ancient Japanese society.

The tomb design follows traditional Japanese burial practices, incorporating specific architectural elements that reflect the beliefs of early Japanese civilization.

Visitors can access the site throughout the year and observe the tomb's exterior structure while walking along designated pathways around the perimeter.

The burial chamber contains potential artifacts including bronze mirrors, ceremonial swords, and curved jewels known as magatama from the ancient period.

GPS coordinates: 34.46089,135.79061

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:31