Tomb of Kibihimenomiko - Takaichi District

Name: Tomb of Kibihimenomiko - Takaichi District
Address: Hirata, Asuka, Takaichi District, Nara 634-0144, Japan, 634-0144, Japan

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住所：	Hirata, Asuka, Takaichi District, Nara 634-0144, Japan
Postal code :	634-0144
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,

Hirata, Asuka, Takaichi District, Nara 634-0144, Japan

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f	fukude fuku on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ アントニオ猪木に似た石像がありました。 There was a stone statue resembling Antonio Inoki.
m	masaru araki on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 猿石の方が有名。斉明女帝の母の吉備姫王の墓らしい。欽明天皇の孫になり、天智天皇・天武天皇の祖母になる。斉明天皇は石物を多く作っていたらしいから、猿石がそうだったら面白いと思う。 Saruishi is more famous. It seems to be the grave of Kibihime, the mother of Empress Saimei. Became the grandson of Emperor Kinmei and grandmother of Emperor Tenchi and Emperor Tenmu. Emperor Saimei seems to have made many stone objects, so I think it would be interesting if Saruishi was like that.
S	Satoshi 467 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 被葬者：吉備姫王吉備姫王は飛鳥時代の皇族と伝えられています。桜井皇子（第29代・欽明天皇の皇子）の王女であり、後に茅渟王（押坂彦人大兄皇子の子）の妃となり、宝皇女（第35代、第37代・皇極天皇・斉明天皇）、軽王（第36代・孝徳天皇）を儲けました。陵内には、猿石と呼ばれる全4体のユニークな人面石像がありました。ですが、猿石のモチーフは猿ではなく、渡来人を象ったものだそうです。拝：2020/07/13 Burial: Kibihime Kibihime is said to be a member of the Asuka era. Princess of Sakurai (the 29th prince of Emperor Kinmei), later became the princess of King Kayagi (the son of Hikoto Oshisaka) ), and the light king (the 36th Emperor Kotoku). Inside the mausoleum, there were four unique statues of human faces called monkey stones. However, it seems that the monkey stone motif is not a monkey, but an immigrant. Worship: 2020/07/13
達	達哉 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 斉明女帝の母、吉備姫王の墓とされていて、近くの水田から掘り出された猿のよう彫刻から猿石と呼ばれる石物もここに置かれている。斉明天皇は飛鳥で多くの石物を作ったといわれている。 It is said to be the tomb of Princess Kibihime, the mother of Empress Saimei, and a stone object called a monkey stone is also placed here from a sculpture like a monkey excavated from a nearby paddy field. It is said that Emperor Saimei made many stones with Asuka.
1	108 ban on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 明らかに猿じゃないであろう石造物に猿石と名付けた人は抜群のネーミングセンスの持ち主だと思います I think the person who named the stone structure, which is obviously not a monkey, a monkey stone has an outstanding naming sense.
ま	まさやん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 古墳自体は大きくありませんが柵の中に猿石が置かれており興味深い場所です The burial mound itself is not large, but it is an interesting place with monkey stones placed inside the fence.
M	Masaki Ida on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 猿石で有名な場所で、4つの石像がありました。檻で囲まれてるのでみづらいですが近くまで行けます。みかんがまつられてました。役に立ったを押してもらえると嬉しいです✨ There were four stone statues in a place famous for monkey stones. It's hard to see because it's surrounded by a cage, but you can get close to it. Mandarin oranges were enshrined. I'm glad if you can press useful ✨
K	Keiko Kant on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ These were found near a Kibihime-no-Miko (a royal princess) Tomb, but their purpose is unknown. Noted on my wonder-tips site.