長原古墳群

The Nagahara Kofungun contains over 100 ancient burial mounds, including circular and keyhole-shaped structures spread across the landscape.

These tombs were constructed during the Kofun period between the 3rd and 7th centuries AD, marking the evolution of Japanese burial practices.

The burial mounds contain numerous artifacts such as weapons, pottery, and tools that demonstrate the social structure of ancient Japanese society.

Researchers and visitors can access the site through nearby transportation networks to study the archaeological excavation methods and preservation techniques.

The total collection of burial mounds includes secondary burials and grave goods, indicating specific beliefs about death and afterlife in ancient Japan.

GPS coordinates: 34.60856,135.56544

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:04