Iwayama Kofun Tumulus - Takaichi District

Name: Iwayama Kofun Tumulus - Takaichi District
Address: 41 Koshi, Asuka, Takaichi District, Nara 634-0138, Japan, 634-0138, Japan

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住所：	41 Koshi, Asuka, Takaichi District, Nara 634-0138, Japan
Postal code :	634-0138
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41 Koshi, Asuka, Takaichi District, Nara 634-0138, Japan

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土	土屋貴幸 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 外回りしか見えなかったり横穴式とかで中が見えるだけの古墳はありますが、ここは中まで入れるのがいいです。 There are old burial mounds where you can only see the outside or the inside, such as a side hole type, but it is better to put it inside.
ま	まほろば紀行 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 見事な石室の造り。斉明天皇が何らかの形で関わっているのでは？ Stunning stone room construction. Isn't Emperor Saimei involved in any way?
餡	餡掛時次郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ◽アクセス ①近鉄吉野線/飛鳥駅︰徒歩7分 ◽岩屋山古墳 ▪真弓丘東端に所在する終末期古墳です。 ▪飛鳥駅の踏切を渡ってすぐの処にある . 駅チカ古墳です。 ▪四方を民家に囲まれ窮屈そうな・・が . 第一印象でした。正面だけでも民家の . 侵食がなければ、或いは僅かな緩衝地 . 帯の存在があればと～。 ◽岩屋山古墳データ ▪形状　　︰方墳 ▪規模　　︰一辺45m ▪墳丘　　︰二段築成 ▪埋葬施設︰両袖式横穴式石室(切石造) ▪石室規模：全長17.78m .　　　　　玄室長4.86m/幅1.8m/高3m .　　　　　羨道長13ｍ/幅２ｍ/高2ｍ ▪築造時期︰7世紀中葉〜 ▪被葬者　︰不明（仮説︰吉備姫王/巨勢雄柄宿禰/斉明天皇) ▪出土品　︰土師器・須恵器・瓦器 .　　　　　陶磁器・古銭等 ▪史跡指定︰国の史跡 1968(昭和43)年 ▪発掘調査︰1978年(昭和53)年 ◽散策コース ①岩屋山古墳　　　②牽牛子塚古墳 ③真弓鑵子塚古墳　④マルコ山古墳 ◽ Access ① Kintetsu Yoshino Line / Asuka Station ︰ 7 minutes walk ◽ Iwayama Kofun ▪ It is a terminal burial mound located at the eastern end of Mayumi Hill. ▪ Just across the railroad crossing at Asuka Station It is a station Chika tumulus. ▪ Surrounded by private houses on all sides, it seems to be cramped ... It was my first impression. Even just in front of a private house .No erosion or slight buffer I wish there was an obi. ◽ Iwayama Kofun Data ▪ Shape ︰kata burial mound ▪ Scale: 45m on a side ▪ Mound ︰ Two-tiered construction ▪ Burial facility ︰ Double-sleeve side hole type stone chamber (cut stone structure) ▪ Stone chamber scale: Overall length 17.78m .. Entrance length 4.86m / width 1.8m / height 3m .. Envy length 13m / width 2m / height 2m ▪ Construction period: Middle of the 7th century ▪ Buried person︰ unknown (Hypothesis: Princess Kibitsu / Giant Male Sukune / Emperor Saimei) ▪ Excavated items: Haji pottery, Sue pottery, roof tiles .. Ceramics, old coins, etc. ▪ Designated as a historic site ︰ National historic site 1968 (Showa 43) ▪ Archaeological excavation︰ 1978 (Showa 53) ◽ Walking course (1) Iwayama Kofun (2) Kengoshizuka Kofun ③ Mayumi Aikozuka Tumulus ④ Marco Mountain Tumulus
ま	まるふくかんたろう on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2013年のＧＷ。初めて飛鳥駅で降りて、電動自転車を借りて、その足で狭い路地を上って行った最初の古墳。こんなのが普通に民家と民家の間にあるものだからたまげてしまった。高度な石材加工、石組みが施された石室に入って石を思い切り撫で撫でしたぞ。 2013 GW. The first old burial mound that I got off at Asuka station for the first time, rented an electric bicycle, and went up a narrow alley with my feet. This is something that is normally located between private houses, so I was surprised. I entered the stone chamber with advanced stone processing and masonry, and stroked the stone with all my might.
愛	愛知のおひろどん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 【岩屋山古墳】所在地：奈良県高市郡明日香村大字越小字岩屋山516 被葬者：不明（斉明天皇？）築造時期：古墳時代終末期（7世紀前半）墳形：方墳（八角墳の可能性もある）墳丘：1辺約40m、高さ約12m、段数：2段築成埋葬施設は墳丘南側に開口する両袖式の横穴式石室で、全長約17.8m、玄室部は長さ約4.8m、幅約1.8m、高さ約3m、羨道部は長さ約13m、幅・高さ約2m。石英閃緑岩の切石を用いて構築されており、漆喰を使用している。石材の加工・石組み技術の高さは必見。土師器や須恵器のほか陶磁器、古銭などが出土している。墳丘・石室内とも見学可。駐車場なし、電動レンタサイクル推奨 [Iwayayama old tomb] Location: 516 Iwaya, Asuka-mura, Takashi-gun, Nara Buried person: unknown (Emperor Saimei?) Construction period: Late Kofun period (early 7th century) Burial mound: Square tomb (possibly an octagonal tomb) Mound: approx. 40 m on a side, approx. 12 m in height, number of steps: 2 steps The burial facility is a two-sleeved side-hole stone room that opens to the south of the mound, with a total length of about 17.8m, a porcelain section of about 4.8m, a width of about 1.8m, a height of about 3m, and an envy section of about 13m and a width of about 13m.・ Approximately 2m in height. It is constructed using quartz diorite cut stones and uses plaster. A must-see for the stone processing and masonry technology. Ceramics and old coins have been excavated in addition to Hajiki and Sueki. You can visit both mounds and stone chambers. No parking, electric rental bike recommended
k	kurashi yamaneno on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 近鉄橿原線飛鳥駅のすぐ近くにあります。北側の踏切を渡っていくと近いです。古墳すぐ前に駐車スペースはありますが、途中の道も狭く歩いて行ったほうが無難です。玄室には自由に立ち入れる貴重な古墳です。石組や精密な切石加工技術が素晴らしく７世紀くらいの天皇クラスの墓ではないかと言われています。 It is located near Asuka Station on the Kintetsu Kashihara Line. It is near the crossing on the north side. There is a parking space right in front of the tumulus, but it is safer to walk along the narrow road. It is a valuable tumulus that can be freely entered in the entrance room. It is said that it is an emperor-class tomb of the 7th century with its wonderful stonework and precision cutting stone processing technology.
ま	まさやん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 駅近の高台にある古墳ですが、なんと中の石室に自由に入れます。綺麗に加工された巨石の石室は圧巻で訪れる価値大です！ It is an old burial mound on a hill near the station, but you can freely enter the stone chamber inside. The beautifully processed megalithic stone chamber is a masterpiece worth visiting!
s	stargazer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 7世紀中葉〜後期までに築造されたと考えられている、一辺約40m高さ約12m、発掘調査では、方墳とみられているようですが、八角墳？との指摘も（なら、ほぼ宮内庁案件になりますやん…）あるようです。埋葬施設は全長約17.8mの切石加工を施した巨石を組んだ両袖式横穴式石室で、石室内部への立入りが可能です。八角墳の可能性があるとのことで斉明天皇、吉備姫王などが被葬者の候補として挙げられています。切石加工の巨石の美しい石室は一見の価値があると思います。古墳説明板も古墳前にあります。 It is thought to have been built from the middle to the late 7th century, with a side of about 40m and a height of about 12m. According to the excavation survey, it seems to be a square burial mound. It seems that there are also indications (in that case, it will be almost the Imperial Household Agency project ...). The burial facility is a double-sleeve type side-hole type stone chamber made of megaliths with a total length of about 17.8 m that has been processed with ashlar, and it is possible to enter the inside of the stone chamber. Since there is a possibility of an octagonal burial mound, Emperor Saimei and Princess Kibitsu are listed as candidates for burial. I think the beautiful stone chamber of the cut stone megalith is worth a visit. There is also an explanation board for the tumulus in front of the tumulus.