黒田大塚古墳 - Shiki District

Space to settle down

You can climb the hill and see the shape of the circle on the front. Imagination is what happens to the burial facilities.

◽ Access ① JR Yamatoji Line / Osaka Station-Oji Station ② Kintetsu Tahara Main Line / Shin-Oji Station-Kuroda Station ③ 3-5 minutes on foot (It is an old burial mound in 3 minutes from the ticket gate of the station) ◽ Horakuji Temple A few minutes walk from the Kuroda Otsuka Tomb There is a "Horakuji Temple" related to the legend of Momotarou, Kibitsuhiko-no-Mikoto, the third prince of Emperor Korei, is Momota It was said that it was a model for Ro. ◽ Kuroda Otsuka Tomb Surrounded by private houses, it makes you feel a little stuffy However, a buffer zone (originally Zhou Australia) was also set up. Fortunately, it has been carefully maintained. It is a Sena tumulus. ◽ According to the bulletin board at the rest area The waves and many swells of the era of significant transformation It seems to be an old burial mound that has slipped through, from the Kamakura period After the Edo period and the times, there was at the time of construction Flattened to the extent that it is incomparable to Being done, leaving a small piece of vestige to the present It is said that it is. ◽ Tumulus data ▪ Affiliation: Miyake Kofungun ▪ Shape: Keyhole-shaped tumulus ▪ Scale: Mound length 70m, height 8.2m (rear circle) ▪ Construction period︰ Early 6th century ▪ Burial facility︰ Side hole type stone chamber (estimated) ▪ Excavated items: tube balls, double-hole discs, haniwa, wood products ▪ Historic site: Nara Prefecture designated historic site "Kuroda Otsuka Tomb" ▪ At the tumulus closest to the station! Smooth out of the station building without any twists and turns It's an old burial mound that you can reach I feel closer. Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line / Located in front of Hajinosato Station "Nabezuka Kofun" is one in terms of distance on the map It's near the station! Exit the station ticket gate and go to the ground It took some time to get to the intersection Because there is a signal waiting at the point. Also Compared to the "Iwayama Kofun" behind Asuka Station, I think it's close to the part that doesn't cross the railroad crossing.

You can climb on the mound with a beautiful front tumuli. Nearby is Horakuji Temple, which is the tradition of the Emperor Hyorei Kuroda Lutomiya. There is a local parking lot next to it, so you can use it for a short time to visit the tombs.

The current mound length is 55 meters and the restored mound length is 70 meters, which is thought to have been built in the early 6th century. The current circle diameter is 28 meters, the height is 6 meters, and the restored circle diameter is 40 meters, height 8.2 meters. Currently, the front width is 23 meters, the height is 5 meters, and the restored keyhole-shaped tumulus is 45 meters high. The keyhole-shaped tumulus has been preserved in a considerably shaved state since its construction. It is believed that there was also a magnificent pit with a width of 8 meters. At present, it has been shaved, so it has an ugly mound shape, but it seems that it was a beautiful keyhole-shaped tumulus at the time of construction. You can climb the mound. The dimensions of the outside of the mound at the time of construction are separated by a promenade line, and the atmosphere at the time of construction can be clearly seen from the top of the mound. The information boards are located in the north and south of the tumulus, and they were explained in detail, which was a great learning experience. There is also a toilet.

It was the first time I could climb an old burial mound. After all it is a grave, so I do not have the courage to climb it ? There is a bench and restroom on the north side, so it's a good place to take a short break. The explanation is written properly, and I think it is worth visiting as a historic site for archeology fans.