Miyakozuka Tumulus - Takaichi District
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| 住所 ： | Sakada, Asuka, Takaichi District, 〒634-0122 Nara,Japan |
| Postal code : | 634-0122 |
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| 街 ： | Nara |
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まるふくかんたろう on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 石舞台を過ぎると水田が広がる長閑な景色に変わる。
公園として整備されている高松塚やキトラ、石舞台古墳とは比べるまでも無く、主要道路から脇に入った道端にぽつんと佇んでいる。見学者は当方と長男のみ。道々「蘇我稲目」、「ピラミッド階段」と解説してきたからか長男は直ぐに古墳の頂上に登り、草が生い茂る足元を見回し「どこがピラミッド？」と期待が外れて些か不満気に尋ねる。「いや、今見えてるものを見るんじゃなくて、目を瞑って想像してみろよ」と言ったが多分通じていなかっただろう。訪れたのは2016年頃のことだった。
 After passing the stone stage, the scenery changes to a quiet landscape with rice fields.
Not to mention the Takamatsuzuka, Kitora, and Ishibutai Tumulus, which are maintained as parks, they stand on the side of the road, which is aside from the main road. The only visitors are me and my eldest son. Perhaps because he explained "Soga no Iname" and "Pyramid stairs" along the way, his eldest son immediately climbed to the top of the tumulus, looked around the grassy feet, and asked "Where is the pyramid?" He said, "No, don't look at what you're seeing now, just close your eyes and imagine." I visited around 2016.
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PONTE PONTA on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 東西41m、南北42mの方墳、築造時期は6世紀後半と推定。
蘇我稲目の墓と推定する説がある。
階段状に積み石がなされ、5世紀頃に高句麗・百済で見られる階段状積石塚との関連が指摘されるとのこと（ウィキペディアより）。
The 41 m east-west and 42 m north-south burial mounds are estimated to be built in the late 6th century.
There is a theory that it is presumed to be Soga Iname's grave.
It is said that stones are formed in steps, and the connection with the step-shaped stone mound found in Goguryeo and Baekje around the 5th century is pointed out (from Wikipedia).
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雲外蒼天123 on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 奥飛鳥の棚田の多い土地にあります。きれいに手入れが行き届いています。水源地で米の生産量が多いのでこの一帯を治める豪族の墓だと思います。。
It is located in a land with many rice terraces in Oku-Asuka. It is in good condition. Since the water source produces a lot of rice, I think it is the tomb of a powerful family who governs this area. ..
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なな on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 都塚古墳は、横穴式石室に家形石棺を納めた6世紀後半の後期古墳。
階段ピラミッド構造が珍しいらしい。
蘇我馬子の父・蘇我稲目の墓ではないかと言われている。
石舞台古墳から徒歩で。天気が悪いと遠く感じられた。
The Tsutsuka Tumulus is the second half of the latter half of the 6th century, when the house-shaped sarcophagus was housed in a side-opening stone chamber.
The staircase pyramid structure seems unusual.
It is said to be the grave of Soga Mako's father, Soga Iname.
On foot from Ishibutai Tumulus. I felt far away in bad weather.
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すきぷら（すきぷら） on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 田んぼの中に残っている小さな方墳です。中には石棺も安置されています。ただ、墳丘に蜂の巣があるので、充分注意された方がいいと思います。石舞台古墳からさらに山を登ったところにあります。道が非常に狭いので、車は下の駐車場に置いて徒歩で登った方が良いかもしれません。
It is a small mound that remains in the rice field. A sarcophagus is also placed inside. However, there are beehives on the mounds, so I think you should be careful. It is located further up the mountain from the Ishibutai Tumulus. The road is very narrow, so you may want to leave your car in the parking lot below and climb on foot.
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河原直司 on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 明日香村は、古墳でも有名な所。とくに石舞台古墳・髙松塚古墳・キトラ古墳周辺は、公園として整備されています。石舞台古墳は古墳その物が大きくて中を見学でき、近くに広場や展望台があることから大勢で見学するにはよく思います。で、この石舞台古墳に行ったなら近くにある都塚古墳も見逃せない。近年の発掘調査で、ピラミッドのような形をしていたことが明らかになったとか。石舞台古墳のように中を見学することはできませんが、鉄格子状の扉から中を覗くことはできます。
Asuka Village is also famous for its ancient burial mounds. In particular, the area around the Ishibutai Kofun, Takamatsuzuka Kofun, and Kitora Tumulus is maintained as a park. The Ishibutai Kofun is a large tumulus that you can see inside, and there is a plaza and an observatory nearby, so I think it is a good place to visit in large numbers. So, if you go to this Ishibutai Kofun, you can't miss the nearby Miyakozuka Kofun. Recent excavations have revealed that it was shaped like a pyramid. You cannot see the inside like the Ishibutai Kofun, but you can see inside through the iron grilled door.
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デュラエース菖蒲 on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 一説に、被葬者は蘇我稲目とも言われています。立派な横穴式石室で、規模は多少小さいですが、石舞台古墳の石室によく似ています。
もっとも、ここは蘇我稲目の墓ではないとする研究者も多いので、学術的には被葬者は謎のままです。
According to one theory, the burial person is also called Soga no Iname. It is a magnificent side-hole type stone chamber, and although it is a little small in scale, it is very similar to the stone chamber of the Ishibutai Tumulus.
However, many researchers say that this is not the tomb of Soga no Iname, so academically, the burial person remains a mystery.
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Adam Toepfer on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Worth the short walk from Ishibutai Kofun. Better to walk than drive. There is no parking as it's just farms, but if you drive you are almost certain to pass the road that leads to it.
About 550m from the entrance to Ishibutai. Small but no other people even in the busy season.
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