Ikisan Choshizuka Kofun

The Ikisan Choshizuka Kofun features a circular front section and rectangular rear section, forming a keyhole shape when observed from an aerial perspective.

Constructed in the latter half of the 5th century, this burial mound stands as an archaeological record of funeral practices during Japan's Kofun period.

Inside the burial chamber, archaeologists discovered bronze mirrors, iron weapons, and decorative items that indicate the social status of the interred individual.

The site includes informational signs in multiple languages and offers designated parking spaces for visitors exploring the ancient burial grounds.

The structure measures 169 meters in length, making it one of the largest keyhole-shaped burial mounds found in eastern Japan.

Architectural style: keyhole-shaped kofun

GPS coordinates: 33.53641,130.16961

Latest update: March 15, 2025 21:14