Chausuyama Kofun

The Chausuyama Kofun extends across the landscape with a circular posterior section and a rectangular anterior portion, forming a characteristic keyhole shape.

The burial mound dates back to the year 500 CE, representing one of the prominent funerary structures from the Kofun period in Japanese history.

The architectural design of Chausuyama Kofun reflects the ancient Japanese burial traditions that incorporated specific geometric patterns for noble interments.

Visitors can access the burial mound through Tennōji Park, which provides walkways and informational signs explaining the historical significance of the structure.

The structure stands as one of the five lowest mountains in Osaka, combining natural elevation with human-made architectural elements in its construction.

Location: 茶臼山町

Inception: 5 century

Architectural style: keyhole-shaped kofun

Part of: five lowest mountains in Osaka

GPS coordinates: 34.65168,135.51234

Latest update: March 11, 2025 20:24