Nationally designated historic site Ota Tenjinyama ancient tomb - Ota

Name: Nationally designated historic site Ota Tenjinyama ancient tomb - Ota
Address: １６０６-1 Uchigashimacho, Ota, Gunma 373-0813, Japan, 373-0813, Japan

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Contact Nationally designated historic site Ota Tenjinyama ancient tomb

住所：	１６０６-1 Uchigashimacho, Ota, Gunma 373-0813, Japan
電話：	📞 +8779
Postal code :	373-0813
Webサイト：	https://www.city.ota.gunma.jp/005gyosei/0170-009kyoiku-bunka/bunkazai/otabunka44.html
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,

１６０６-1 Uchigashimacho, Ota, Gunma 373-0813, Japan

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或	或紫苑マイケル on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 古墳と鏡はリンクしている川や水路と古墳が関連している特に関東では、この群馬の古墳が川の上流にあり、特に古い。陸路交流が盛んになるのは、中期以降に馬型埴輪の出現と連動している説があり、初期は河川交通のため、上流が古く、下流に同様縮小墳墓が作られていて、支配系統なのか、連絡路だったのか、旅先の古墳を意識すると面白いかとおもいました。 The tumulus and the mirror are linked Rivers and waterways are related to burial mounds Especially in the Kanto region, this Gunma burial mound is located upstream of the river and is particularly old. There is a theory that the rise of land-based exchanges is linked to the appearance of horse-shaped haniwa after the mid-term. At the beginning, because of river traffic, the upstream was old, and a reduced burial mound was built in the downstream as well, and I thought it would be interesting to be aware of the burial mounds at the destination, whether it was a controlling system or a connecting road.
T	Take on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 東日本最大。前方後円墳ですが、旧国道122号線に円墳奥側が削り取られています。大変に残念です。 30年程前は周囲のお堀は水田でしたが、そこは何とか排除し、古墳公園の体を成しています。墳墓自体は広葉樹が鬱蒼と繁っており、落葉が厚く堆積しています。費用もかかるものなので簡単ではないですが、個人的には、もう少し古墳公園として整備出来ないものかと思います。(石室の公開とか) とにかく、大変に貴重な文化財なので荒れ果てないようにしたいものですね‼️ Largest in eastern Japan. It is a keyhole-shaped tumulus, but the back side of the tumulus has been scraped off on the old national highway No. 122. I am very sorry. About 30 years ago, the surrounding moat was a paddy field, but I managed to eliminate it and form the body of an old burial mound park. The tomb itself is densely populated with broad-leaved trees and has thick deciduous leaves. It's not easy because it costs money, but personally, I think it can be maintained as a tumulus park. (Opening of Ishimuro) Anyway, it's a very valuable cultural property, so I want to keep it from becoming desolate! ️
ヤ	ヤマ田太郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 墳丘長210メートルを誇る東日本最大の古墳です。「秘境グンマー」は古代においては、これだけのものが作れる経済力・技術力・人口・組織力を持った圧倒的先進地帯だったのであり、輝ける関東の文明の中心地だったのです。その頃、東京など人跡未踏の僻地に過ぎなかったでしょうから、群馬県人はもう少し自信を持って下さい。（笑）天皇陵と違って実際に墳丘に登って、その巨大さが実感出来るのは貴重。形状としては誉田山古墳（応神陵・墳丘長425メートル）と同じく後円部が低く、前方部が太短い前方後円墳としては比較的新しい形状です。応神陵と相似形なので設計図を流用して2分の1スケールで作ったのでは？　という説もあるほど。それにしてもブルドーザーやユンボの無い古代において、これを作るのにどれほどの人手が必要だったのやら。 It is the largest burial mound in eastern Japan, boasting a burial mound length of 210 meters. In ancient times, "Unexplored Gunma" was an overwhelmingly advanced area with economic power, technological power, population, and organizational power that could make such things, and it was the center of shining Kanto civilization. At that time, it would have been nothing more than an unexplored remote area such as Tokyo, so Gunma residents should be a little more confident. (Lol) Unlike the Emperor's Mausoleum, it is valuable to actually climb the mound and feel its huge size. As for the shape, it is a relatively new shape for a keyhole-shaped tumulus with a low rear circle and a short front part, similar to the Kondayama Kofun (Ojin Mausoleum, 425 meters long). Since it has a similar shape to the Ojin Mausoleum, I think it was made on a half scale by diverting the blueprints. There is also a theory that. Even so, in ancient times without bulldozers and yumbo, how much manpower was needed to make this.
J	JJ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 東日本で一番でかい古墳です。駐車場もちょっと離れた線路そばに用意されてます。駐車場から古墳を見ることはできますが、農地が行く手を遮りますので、ちょっと回り道をします。途中新興住宅街を通ります。道筋には駐禁の文字がたくさん見られました。最大というだけあってホント大きい。ちょっとした山のような状態。大きな木が生えており、森の中を進むような感じ。そのため虫が豊かに飛んでおり、季節によっては虫除けスプレーを使ったほうが良いと思います。中央部には天満宮の祠が祀られてます。葺石を所々で見ることができます。 It is the biggest burial mound in eastern Japan. There is also a parking lot near the track. You can see the old burial mound from the parking lot, but it will block the way the farmland goes, so take a detour. It passes through a new residential area on the way. There were a lot of characters on the way. It's really big and big. A little mountain-like state. A big tree grows and feels like going through the forest. Therefore, insects fly abundantly, and I think it is better to use an insect repellent spray depending on the season. In the center is the temple of Tenmangu. You can see meteorites in some places.
お	おっつぁん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 線路沿いに駐車場がありますが、整備された通路などは無く、空堀の中をズカズカと歩いて行きます。そして好きなところから登れます。良くも悪しくも手付かず感があります。しかし、そのスケールは東日本一だけあって、高さや大きさともに大きいです。 There is a parking lot along the railroad track, but there are no well-maintained passages, and you can walk through the empty moat. And you can climb from wherever you like. There is a feeling of being untouched, good or bad. However, its scale is the largest in eastern Japan, and it is large in both height and size.
n	n o on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 『天神山古墳前』のバス停あります。本数は少ないです。県道が、後円部分の一部をかすめているので、県道も古墳の一部と考えると、楽しいです。県道から見える石碑は『昭和十六年建設』と表記されていました。約八十年前のこの石碑もすごいと思いました。 There is a bus stop in front of the Tenjinyama Tomb. The number is small. Since the prefectural road is grazing a part of the back circle, it is fun to think of the prefectural road as a part of the tumulus. The stone monument seen from the prefectural road was written as "constructed in 1945". I thought this stone monument about 80 years ago was also amazing.
山	山城大好 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 初め見た時は超大型古墳でびっくりです。東日本最大の古墳です。群馬県は大型古墳の宝庫で他にも大型古墳がいくつもあります。ただ残念なのは道路が古墳域を横断しているのはいただけないです。駐車場も東武線高架横にあるが、古墳までは畦道を歩かないとです。 When I first saw it, I was surprised at the super-large tumulus. It is the largest tumulus in eastern Japan. Gunma prefecture It is a treasure trove of large burial mounds, and there are many other large burial mounds. Unfortunately, the road does not cross the tumulus area. The parking lot is also next to the elevated Tobu line, but you have to walk the ridge to the tumulus.
E	Erin McDowell on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful walk along an ancient burial mound. Some of the artifacts that were excavated here can be seen on display in the Gunma Prefectural Musuem in Takasaki.