Hirano Tsukaanayama Kofun

The kofun features a horizontal stone chamber constructed with tuff stones from Mount Nijosan, measuring 4.47 meters in total length and 1.76 meters in height.

The burial mound, constructed during the late 7th century, represents the final phase of the Kofun period and contains archaeological evidence of regional funerary practices.

Excavations at the site revealed numerous artifacts including copper items, earrings, lacquered objects, and deer skull remains that indicate specific burial customs.

The archaeological site, designated as a National Historic Site in 1973, maintains regular opening hours and provides educational programs for visitors.

The square-shaped tomb measures 18 meters on each side and reaches 4 meters in height, with a stone chamber that preserves original construction techniques.

Location: Kashiba

Part of: Hirano Kofun Group

GPS coordinates: 34.56694,135.69472

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:05