Kitsuizuka Kofun Tumulus - Yamatotakada

Name: Kitsuizuka Kofun Tumulus - Yamatotakada
Address: 467-6 Ikeda, Yamatotakada, Nara 635-0077, Japan, 635-0077, Japan

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住所：	467-6 Ikeda, Yamatotakada, Nara 635-0077, Japan
Postal code :	635-0077
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,

467-6 Ikeda, Yamatotakada, Nara 635-0077, Japan

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s	stargazer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 5世紀後半に築造されたとみられる、墳丘長75メートル、周辺に５基の陪冢を持つ、前方後円墳です。第23代顯宗天皇の皇后　難波小野女王の陵墓との説があるそうです。宮内庁には陵西陵墓参考地として治定されています。古墳周りは住宅に囲まれており、散策ポイントは古墳北側かと。前方後円墳の形がわかりやすいです。東側の民間駐車場（前方部）も拝見しやすいポイントですが、私有地なので注意が必要だと思います。私的にはこちらの古墳の5つの陪冢が可愛らしくて、気に入りました。宮内庁治定なので、案内板はありません。 It is a keyhole-shaped tumulus with a mound length of 75 meters and 5 mounds around it, which is believed to have been built in the latter half of the 5th century. There is a theory that it is the tomb of Queen Namba Ono, the empress of the 23rd Emperor Kenzo. It has been ruled by the Imperial Household Agency as a reference site for the Ryosai Mausoleum. The area around the tumulus is surrounded by houses, and the walking point is on the north side of the tumulus. The shape of the keyhole-shaped tumulus is easy to understand. The private parking lot (front part) on the east side is also an easy-to-see point, but I think you need to be careful because it is privately owned. Personally, I like the five burial mounds here because they are cute. There is no information board because it is governed by the Imperial Household Agency.