遠見山古墳

Cospa is the best ~ ? Good taste and volume ?️

The name Tomiyama is said to be derived from the fact that the turret was standing as a distant view stand for the Sosha Castle (* ^^ *).

Keyhole-shaped tumulus Timing; late 5th century Scale: about 88 meters This is the oldest tumulus in the Soja Burial Mounds. In the surrounding area, haniwa figures have been excavated.

I am still in the excavation work, the rocks are exposed and I think that it is a valuable ancient tomb in that you can see the state of the ancient times as it is (most visited tumuli are mostly restored) . However, it is difficult to understand the location, and there are also private owned fields etc. in the surroundings, so it is better to take sufficient care when visiting. There seems to be no parking lot.

Since it's Mt. Tomi, it's a distant view of the castle. I tried to hit it. Next door is the district meetinghouse, with a small park at the entrance. The shape of the tumulus itself is easy to understand, the mountains are quite large, and the Tone River is near, so if there is no house around, it is certainly a distant view. There is no parking lot and the surrounding area is full of houses, so be careful when visiting. It's hard to find because it's in a complicated residential area, and it may not be impossible without a navigation system. Even if you can see the shape, there is only a narrow road on the north side, so please be careful and enter slowly.

Do you understand a little in the photo ?? In addition, it was a night visit as usual, but as I thought when I saw the video, it was an old burial mound that was as hot as 2 ? I thought it was dangerous the moment I arrived ? Rice fields on a narrow driveway There was an old burial mound ahead of the quiet residential area, which was about to fall. The surrounding area is a quiet and quiet residential area ? It was on the outskirts of the innermost part of the area, and beyond that it felt like the surrounding rice fields spread out. And a small park in front of the entrance ⛲? Since it was especially at night, it also became a parking lot ?️ ? There was also a public hall on the premises. And since it wasn't such a large-scale tumulus, I took a picture safely with the powerful light ? up (high beam) of my favorite car ? ー. It was taken just before arrival. And of course, with the (quite powerful) light of the smartphone ?, I also took a picture of the inside of the tumulus in front of the entrance and the vicinity of the tumulus that climbed the sidewalk where I could normally go around the whole in the middle of the night ?. The top of the tumulus is the night view of Maebashi ??✨ Isn't it a nice view Kana? By the way, the huge body of our car, Nissan President (5M, several tens of CM), which was rarely parked with a margin, was also photographed at night ?. It was a pilgrimage to an old burial mound at night that I fell in love with in many ways. It was the only pilgrimage to the tumulus on that day, but it was a tumulus that was worth about 3 of the other tumuli and left a good memory. It was super fun. It was good ?