Hirao Jūsanzuka

The Hirao Jūsanzuka contains thirteen burial mounds arranged in a specific pattern across the landscape of Inagi City, Tokyo Prefecture.

The burial mounds date back to the Jomon period, providing evidence of ancient funeral practices and community settlements in prehistoric Japan.

Excavations at the site have revealed pottery fragments, tools, and human remains that demonstrate the sophisticated burial customs of early Japanese societies.

Visitors can access the archaeological site throughout the year and observe the distinct earthen mounds that characterize this prehistoric burial ground.

Each of the thirteen mounds contains different layers of habitation materials, showing the evolution of settlement patterns over multiple generations.

Location: 稲城市

Address: Japan, 〒206-0823 Tokyo, Inagi, Hirao, 2-chōme−８３−１２ 206-0823 Inagi

Phone: +81423772121

Website: http://city.inagi.tokyo.jp/kanko/rekishi/inagishikyodoshiryoshitsu/rekishitenjishitsu1.html

GPS coordinates: 35.60469,139.48981

Latest update: March 7, 2025 22:52