Minamiyashiro Kofun - Nagoya

Name: Minamiyashiro Kofun - Nagoya
Address: Togoku Kamishidami, Moriyama Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 463-0001, Japan, 463-0001, Japan

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住所：	Togoku Kamishidami, Moriyama Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 463-0001, Japan
Postal code :	463-0001
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 ,

Togoku Kamishidami, Moriyama Ward, Nagoya, Aichi 463-0001, Japan

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近	近藤 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 説明が書いてなければ気付けない古墳でした。夏は虫除けを忘れずに。 It was an old burial mound that you wouldn't notice without an explanation. Don't forget to repel insects in the summer.
n	nozomi ono on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 山の中に古墳。後世参拝するのも大変だが、造るのはもっと大変だったろう。 Ancient tombs in the mountains. It is difficult to visit the posterity, but it would have been more difficult to build.
土	土田勝己 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 志段味古墳群の１つで、東谷山散策路を登る間にある円墳です。円筒埴輪の複製品が置かれています。 It is one of the Shidan miso tombs, and it is a round pot on the way to the Higashi Taniyama walking path. A copy of the cylindrical collar is placed.
日	日本Rogerio ブラジル on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Primeira colina após subir vários degraus de escada. First hill after climbing several steps.
J	Junichi Ishiguro on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 東海地方では最古級の埴輪が埋られていました中社古墳に埋葬された首長を支えた有力者の墓と言われています In the Tokai region the oldest classic clay was buried It is said to be the grave of influential people who supported the chief buried in the Naka-ku tumulus
2	2666 10993 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 南社古墳は東谷山の中腹にあり、墳径30ｍの円墳で2段築成。斜面上段は円礫による葺石、下段は角礫による葺石、テラス面に埴輪列がある。埴輪は円筒埴輪・朝顔形埴輪・盾形埴輪がある。円筒埴輪には三角形の透孔が開けられており、中社古墳と同時期の4世紀中頃とされている。南社古墳は、東谷山フルーツパークと尾張戸神社を結ぶ、東谷山散策路の途中にある。東谷山散策路には、頂上の尾張戸神社古墳、中社古墳、南社古墳、東谷山27号墳の4つの古墳がある。このうち尾張戸神社古墳、中社古墳、南社古墳は国の史跡に指定されている。 The Nansha Kofun is located on the hillside of Mt. Higashiya, and is a two-tiered tumulus with a diameter of 30m. The upper part of the slope is made of round gravel, the lower part is made of square gravel, and there is a row of haniwa on the terrace. There are cylindrical haniwa, morning glory-shaped haniwa, and shield-shaped haniwa. The cylindrical haniwa has a triangular through hole, which is said to be in the middle of the 4th century, which is the same period as the Nakayashiro Kofun. The Nansha Kofun is located in the middle of the Togokusan walking path that connects Togokusan Fruit Park and Owaribe Shrine. There are four burial mounds on the Togokusan walking path: Owaribe Shrine burial mound, Nakayashiro burial mound, Minamisha burial mound, and Togokusan No. 27 burial mound. Of these, the Owaribe Shrine tumulus, Nakayashiro tumulus, and Minamisha tumulus are designated as national historic sites.
う	うーみん第4管区 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2022(令和4年)3/7 12:00~ 東谷山フルーツパークか東谷山山頂に至る登山道の途中にある古墳です。ハイキングコースはしっかりと整備されていますが最低でもトレッキングシューズを履いていくと安心だと思います。東谷山や志段味地区には様々な古墳が点在していて歴史好き、古墳好きの方々にはとても魅力的な場所だと思います。以下古墳概要墳丘　円墳（径約30m）葺石　あり（円礫・角礫）出土遺物　円筒埴輪・朝顔形埴輪・盾形埴輪築造時期　4世紀中頃墳丘は2段築成で、葺石の石材を、上段斜面は円礫、下段斜面は角礫と使い分けています。円礫は東谷山麓の段丘から、角礫は東谷山上で採取されたもので、山の下から古墳を見上げた時に目立つ上段斜面の葺石に、わざわざ山麓から運んだ石が使われていることは注目されます。円筒埴輪は中社古墳のものと形態・製作技法が共通するだけではなく、科学分析により使われている土の元素組成も類似することが判明しており、両古墳の埴輪は一体的に生産されたと考えられます。 2022 (Reiwa 4th year) 3/7 12: 00 ~ It is an old burial mound on the way to the Togokusan Fruit Park or the summit of Togokusan. The hiking trails are well maintained, but I think it's safe to wear at least trekking shoes. Various ancient burial mounds are scattered around Mt. Higashiya and the Shimoshidami area, and I think it is a very attractive place for people who like history and burial mounds. Below is an overview of the tumulus Mound burial mound (diameter about 30m) There is Fukiishi (round gravel, square gravel) Excavated relics: Cylindrical haniwa, morning glory-shaped haniwa, shield-shaped haniwa Construction time: Mid 4th century The mound is a two-tiered structure, and the stone material of Fukiishi is used properly, with the upper slope being pebbles and the lower slope being gravel. It is noteworthy that the round gravel was collected from the terraces at the foot of Mt. Higashiya, and the gravel was collected from the top of Mt. increase. The cylindrical haniwa has not only the same form and manufacturing technique as that of the Nakayashiro burial mound, but also the elemental composition of the soil used by scientific analysis has been found to be similar, and the haniwa of both burial mounds is produced integrally. It is believed that it was done.
N	Nathan Gildart on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A fantastic walk up the hill to see three of the oldest tumuli in the region. Great view of the city from the nearby observation deck. Well worth it.