Dairizuka Kofun Cluster

The Dairizuka Kofun Cluster contains multiple elevated burial mounds surrounded by moats, constructed according to specific architectural principles of ancient Japan.

Built between the 3rd and 7th centuries, these burial structures represent the transition period when Japanese society evolved toward a more centralized state system.

The keyhole-shaped design and architectural elements of these burial mounds reflect the social hierarchy and funerary practices of early Japanese civilization.

Visitors can access the site throughout the year, but must follow preservation guidelines established by local authorities to maintain the archaeological integrity.

Archaeological excavations at Dairizuka have uncovered artifacts and tools that provide direct evidence of daily life during the Kofun period of Japan.

Location: Futtsu

GPS coordinates: 35.32569,139.85706

Latest update: March 14, 2025 03:06