Naka Hachiman Kofun

The Naka Hachiman Kofun features a symmetrical keyhole shape with a rounded rear portion and an extended rectangular front section measuring 110 meters in length.

Construction of this burial mound occurred during the 5th century, reflecting the increase in political power among regional leaders during the Kofun period.

The mound structure incorporates ceremonial spaces and contains burial chambers that held both human remains and ritual objects from ancient Japanese society.

Visitors can observe the mound's exterior and learn about its architecture through informational displays located near the site entrance.

The tomb forms part of the Naka Archaeological Site group, containing multiple ancient structures that demonstrate early Japanese engineering methods.

Location: Naka

Inception: 3 century

Architectural style: keyhole-shaped kofun

Part of: Naka Sites

GPS coordinates: 33.57083,130.43583

Latest update: March 8, 2025 04:31