Tomb of Oharida Yasumaro

The stone tomb structure stands within a carefully maintained landscape, featuring traditional Japanese burial architecture from the early Heian period.

Oharida Yasumaro, who served in the imperial court during the 8th century, received recognition for his contributions to Japanese literature and administration.

The tomb design reflects the ancient Japanese burial traditions, incorporating specific stone arrangements that symbolize the social status of imperial officials.

Visitors can access the tomb site through a marked path from Kintetsu-Nara Station, with informational panels providing details in multiple languages.

Archaeological findings at the tomb site include artifacts that document the transition from oral to written communication methods in ancient Japan.

Location: Nara

GPS coordinates: 34.59675,135.94911

Latest update: March 13, 2025 12:25