Tomida Chausuyama Kofun

The Tomita Chausuyama Kofun extends 139 meters in length with a distinct keyhole shape, featuring a square front section and circular rear portion.

Constructed during the middle of the 5th century, this burial mound represents one of the largest funerary monuments from the Kofun period in Shikoku.

The structure contains approximately 3000 fukiishi stones and multiple haniwa clay figures, demonstrating advanced burial techniques of ancient Japanese society.

Located at the eastern edge of the Nagao Plain near Tsuda River, the site includes a surrounding moat measuring between 13 to 20 meters in width.

Archaeological investigations revealed various artifacts including cylindrical, morning glory-shaped, and house-shaped terracotta figures scattered across the surface.

Architectural style: keyhole-shaped kofun

GPS coordinates: 34.26000,134.24417

Latest update: March 7, 2025 06:03