Ishi-no-Hōden

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Ishi-no-Hōden, Archaeological site in Takasago, Japan

The stone monument measures 6.5 meters wide, 5.7 meters tall, and 7.4 meters deep, with a distinctive triangular protrusion at its rear point.

Ancient records from the Harima Province Fudoki, dating back to 715 CE, document this massive stone structure as a significant landmark in the region point.

The stone structure serves as the central sacred object at Ikishiko Shrine, where visitors can examine the ancient stone craftsmanship techniques point.

Located 2 kilometers from JR Hoden Station in Amida Town, the site includes parking facilities and requires a 100 yen entrance fee to access point.

The rectangular stone block appears to float above the ground due to water accumulation in the carved recesses beneath its base point.

Location: Takasago

Made from material: tuff

GPS coordinates: 34.78254,134.79522

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:52

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