Hokenoyama Tumulus - Sakurai

Name: Hokenoyama Tumulus - Sakurai
Address: 636 Hashinaka, Sakurai, Nara 633-0072, Japan, 633-0072, Japan

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住所：	636 Hashinaka, Sakurai, Nara 633-0072, Japan
電話：	📞 +87
Postal code :	633-0072
Webサイト：	http://www.city.sakurai.lg.jp/kanko/isekibunkazai/kashiramoji/hagyo/1395214612630.html
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 ,

636 Hashinaka, Sakurai, Nara 633-0072, Japan

Best Historical landmark in japan

よ	よっち on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 古墳の道向かいの南側に駐車場(無料)があります。コンクリート張りで6～7台ほどが止めることができそうでした。周りの道は大変狭く、対向できるところがあまりありません。 There is a free parking lot on the south side of the tumulus. It seemed that about 6 to 7 cars could be stopped with concrete. The roads around it are very narrow and there are not many places where we can face each other.
P	PONTE PONTA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 全長約80mの纒向型前方後円墳、築造時期は3世紀中頃と推定（4世紀以降とする見解もあり）。形状に関しては、弥生墳丘墓と見る向きもある。また、築造時期に関しては箸墓古墳より古く、ホケノ山古墳をもって古墳時代は始まりとする説がある。いずれにしても、黎明期のヤマト政権と深い関係がある可能性は高いと考えられている。日本の原点のひとつとも考えられるヤマト政権誕生に関わる何かが、ここにはあるのかもしれない。 It is estimated that the construction time is around the middle of the 3rd century (there is a view from the 4th century onwards). Regarding the shape, some people see it as Yayoi Tomb. There is a theory that the construction period is older than the chopstick tombs, and the Kofun period began with the Hokenoyama tomb. In any case, it is highly probable that there is a strong relationship with the early Yamato administration. There may be something here related to the birth of the Yamato administration, which is considered to be one of the origins of Japan.
内	内田雅文 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ホケノ山古墳自体は皆さんのお説通りそれ程でも有りませんがホケノ山古墳の頂上から三輪山や箸墓古墳が望めます。その景色は最高です♪ The Hokenoyama Tumulus itself is not so much as you say, but you can see Mt. Miwa and the Hashihaka Tumulus from the top of the Hokenoyama Tumulus. The scenery is the best ♪
オ	オデオン on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 箸墓古墳を見た後、景色の良い細い道をテクテク歩いて来ました。箸墓古墳よりも古い古墳だそうで、実際にその場に立って古代に想いを馳せるととてもロマンを感じました。ここから箸墓古墳が見えます。帰り際にマムシ注意の看板を発見したので何の防御もしていませんでしたのであせりました。この辺り、マムシ注意です！ After seeing the Hashihaka Kofun, I walked along a narrow, scenic road. It seems that it is an old burial mound that is older than the Hashihaka burial mound, and when I actually stood there and thought about the ancient times, I felt a lot of romance. From here you can see the Hashihaka Kofun. On my way home, I found a signboard to warn of pit vipers, so I was rushed because I didn't have any protection. Be careful of pit vipers around here!
大	大学康宏 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 奈良の古墳にしては珍しく専用駐車場があります。但し、集落道なので、かなり狭いです。墳丘にも登る事ができ、墳丘からは周囲の景色を見渡す事ができます。 There is a private parking lot, which is unusual for an old burial mound in Nara. However, because it is a village road, it is quite narrow. You can also climb the mound, and you can see the surrounding scenery from the mound.
Z	ZELo Position on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ヤマト政権発祥の地 #纏向古墳群には六基の #纏向型前方後円墳。最大の #箸墓古墳の西、#ホケノ山古墳を見学。隣の堂ノ後古墳（未調査、円墳？）を間に挟んで３古墳（墓域）は直線に並びます #神獣鏡 #内行花文鏡（ものづくりとことだまの国、2021年8月7日） The birthplace of the Yamato administration #Makimuku Heritage There are six #Makimuku-type front-rear burial mounds in the group. Visit the #Hokenoyama Tumulus, west of the largest #Hashihaka Kofun. The 3 burial mounds (grave area) are lined up in a straight line with the adjacent Donogo burial mound (uninvestigated, circular burial mound?) In between. The 7th)
s	stargazer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3世紀前〜中頃に築造されたとみられる全長約80m、後円部径約55m、前方部長約25mの纒向型前方後円墳で、箸墓古墳築造以前の副葬品の出土があったようです。後円部中央部には石囲い木郭（主体墓？）、前方部には3世紀末に埋葬されたと見られる木棺墓、後円部の石囲い木棺西側には6世紀末頃に造られた横穴式石室と家型石棺が確認されたようです。散策当日は地元の方々が墳丘の草刈りをされており、綺麗な墳丘に案内して頂き、親切に接して下さり、とてもホッコリとした心地よい散策をさせて頂きました。こちらの古墳には駐車場があり、古墳説明板もあり、古墳資料のパンフも置いていました。こちらの駐車場を起点に、北側の小規模古墳へ徒歩での散策がお勧めです。 It is a burial mound with a total length of about 80 m, a diameter of the rear circle of about 55 m, and a front length of about 25 m, which is thought to have been built from the 3rd century ago to the middle of the 3rd century. .. A stone fence wooden frame (main grave?) In the center of the rear circle, a wooden coffin tomb that seems to have been buried at the end of the 3rd century in the front part, and a horizontal hole built around the end of the 6th century on the west side of the stone fence wooden coffin in the rear circle. It seems that the ceremony stone chamber and the house-shaped sarcophagus have been confirmed. On the day of the walk, the locals were mowing the mounds, and they guided us to the beautiful mounds and kindly treated us, so we took a very refreshing and comfortable walk. There was a parking lot in this tumulus, there was also an explanation board for the tumulus, and a pamphlet for the tumulus materials was also placed. Starting from this parking lot, it is recommended to take a walk to the small tumulus on the north side.
雲	雲外蒼天123 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ホケノ山古墳駐車場のすぐ隣です。古墳にはいくつか説明板があり、埋葬された場所の再現もしてあります、東屋があり、案内のプリント類が置いてあります。現地の方々が大切に管理されているようです。後円部に登って周囲を見渡せば、古代そのままの雰囲気が感じられます。 It is right next to the Hokenoyama Tumulus Parking Lot. There are some explanation boards in the tumulus, and the place where it was buried is reproduced. There is an eastern house, and there are printed guides. It seems that the local people are carefully managed. If you climb the back circle and look around, you can feel the atmosphere of ancient times.