Tsukamoto Tumulus - Takaichi District

◽ Access ① Kintetsu Yoshino Line Asuka Station .Red Kame Bus (16) Kashihara Jingumae Station East Exit .Get off at Ishibutai Bus Stop ︰ 25 minutes walk ② Bicycle rental ▪ Asuka Rent-A-Cycle (Asuka station square, Ishibutai, Kashihara Jingu-mae station east exit) ▪ Rent-a-cycle sunflower (in front of Asuka station) ▪ Rent-a-cycle Manyo (in front of Asuka station) ③ Car ▪ Inabuchi Tanada Parking Space (4-5 cars) ︰ 10 minutes walk ▪ Asuka Historical Park Stone Stage Area Parking Lot ︰ 25 minutes walk ▪ Asuka Historical Park Takamatsuzuka Parking Lot ︰ 30 minutes walk ◽ Tsukamoto Kofun Overview Located in Asuka Village Inabuchi, Kitora Tumulus District and Miyakozuka It is located in the middle of the old burial mound and Ishibutai district. In 1982, the farm road between Inabuchi and Hinokuma in Asuka Village Construction is planned, and an archaeological survey will be conducted the following year. , Its existence was confirmed again. The main burial mound was destroyed at the end of the Meiji era, and the envy club Most of them disappeared, and most of the west side wall of the entrance room and ceiling stones It has been lost. Currently, the back wall and the eastern stone remain It is in a state of only ru. ◽ Tsukamoto Kofun Data ▪ Location: Inabuchi, Asuka-mura, Takaichi-gun ▪ Affiliation: Unknown ▪ Shape ︰kata burial mound ▪ Scale: One side (approx. 39-40m) ▪ Mound ︰ 2 steps built, open to the southeast . Part of the stone chamber is exposed ▪ Outer facility: Unknown ▪ External facility︰ Unknown ▪ Construction period: Early 7th century ▪ Burial facility ︰ Double-sleeve side-hole stone chamber . Stone chamber (total length 12.5 m or more) .. Entrance room (length 4.4m, width 2.5m) .. Tuff-type house-shaped sarcophagus (tuff) ▪ Buried person: Soga clan ▪ Excavated relics: Haji pottery, Sue pottery, black pottery .. Tileware, sarcophagus lid stone ▪ Archaeological excavation︰ 1983 (Kashihara Archaeological Institute) ▪ Historic site designation︰ Unknown ▪ Cultural property ︰ Unknown ◽ Walking path around Asuka Oku ▪ Takamatsuzuka Tumulus ▪ Stone stage ▪ Miyakozuka Tumulus ▪ Phallus stone ▪ Asuka River Manyo Song Monument ▪ Asuka Inabuchi Palace Ruins ▪ Site of Sakata Temple ▪ Tanada Observatory ▪ Inabuchi Tanada Parking Space ▪ Asuka River Stepping Stones ▪ Manyo Song Monument (Inabuchi) ▪ Scarecrow Road ▪ Inabuchi Tanada ➡ Tsukamoto Tomb ▪ Kawazu Sakura no Oka ▪ Overlooking hill ▪ Kitora Tumulus, Shigami no Yakata

It is estimated that the construction of a 39m-square burial mound in the first half of the 7th century. The burial is considered to be Mr. Soga's influential person. There is a theory that Soga Mako's younger brother, Marika Sakaibe (Marise Sakaibe). The Tsukamoto tumulus is located about 1 km southwest of the stone stage tomb, which is said to be the grave of Soga Mako, and there is a view that this sense of distance indicates the relationship between the Soga's original family and the branch. (From Wikipedia)