別所茶臼山古墳

The Bessho Chausu-yama Kofun features a keyhole shape with a circular section connected to a trapezoidal platform, creating a distinct megalithic structure.

During the 3rd to 7th centuries, local rulers commissioned these burial mounds across Japan to establish their authority through monumental architecture.

The tomb complex incorporates stone chambers and earthen mounds, reflecting the sophisticated burial practices of ancient Japanese aristocratic society.

Located at coordinates 36.297089, 139.333414, the site presents archaeological evidence of construction techniques from the Kofun period.

The tomb contains burial goods including bronze mirrors, weapons, and jade ornaments, providing insights into the material culture of ancient Japan.

Architectural style: keyhole-shaped kofun

GPS coordinates: 36.29709,139.33341

Latest update: March 11, 2025 15:52