Tsukiyama Kofun Tombs - Yamatotakada

There is nothing around, but let's reflect on the history.

It's normal.

Since the Imperial Household Agency manages it as a reference site for Gion Tomb, no entry is allowed. Is the burial unknown? It is a visit only for the appearance. Since there was no parking lot and the surrounding road was narrow, I took a picture and left Sassa.

It has been designated as a reference site by the Imperial Household Agency as a reference site for the tomb of the royal cemetery (candidate for burial: Emperor Kenso 23). #27 nationwide, with a mound length of 210 meters, a rear circle diameter of 120 meters and a front width of 105 meters. It belongs to the Mami Kofun group and is considered to be the main grave of the Minami group. The outer bank over the moat is on the north side of the rear circle, and the north moat is filled up from the outside and is deformed into a thin shape. Existence can be confirmed from the appearance only on the south side, which is the junction of the back and front of the mound. Although they are all considered to be burial mounds, there are several huge burial mounds in the surrounding area, and the Tsuiizuka burial mound, Kompirayama burial mound, Chausuyama burial mound, Children's Park burial mound form a group together with these. Previously, it was used as the mausoleum of the 25th Emperor Takeru. However, in 1996, when the Imperial Household Agency investigated during the renovation work of Zhou moat, it was found that the haniwa piece excavated was from the end of the 4th century, and it was revealed that the time was far from Emperor Takeru. Emperor Takeretsu is currently deciding that the Tomb Hill and Mounds of the Kita Mausoleum of the Slopes (Kashiba City, Nara Prefecture) has been designated as the “Tomb of the Mt. ) Has been established. In addition to the burial mound, the current burial candidate, Emperor Kenso, has been designated as the "Midori hill at the Mt. The tomb of Empress Naniwa of Emperor Kenso is said to be the Kinitsuka Tumulus. The burial mounds of the same name are distributed all over the country, and are mainly found in Oita City, Oita Prefecture, Itoshima City, Fukuoka Prefecture, and Setouchi City, Okayama Prefecture.

The mound is 210m in length, and it is estimated that it was built around the 5th century. One of the burial mounds that make up the Umami Burial Mounds. It has been designated by the Imperial Household Agency as a reference site for tombs (a tomb of a royal family whose burialees cannot be specified). (Candidate for funeral: Emperor Kenso, 23rd) Regarding the burial person, the burial person is unknown although there is a lore with the Emperor Mausoleum. At this time, the Nara basin was said to have been deeply involved in the Yamato administration, with the Yamato administration based in the eastern part and the Katsuragi and other powers in the western part. This burial mound may also have these chiefs buried.

A keyhole-shaped tumulus built around the 5th century. The 210m long mound is the 27th largest in Japan. Of the Tsumiyama tumulus group, the southernmost of the Mami tumulus group, One of the central tombs. Because the Imperial Household Agency has designated it as a tomb reference site, You cannot enter the tomb. The burial candidate is said to be the 23rd Emperor Kenshu, There is also a tradition with the Tomb of Wuren. There is no place of worship or parking. If you look at the whole picture, it is the north side Chikuyama Children's Park Kanzan Kofun Good along the southwestern moat. There are several jutsu mounds along the JR Wakayama Line in the south.

It is a huge keyhole-shaped tumulus with a length of 210 meters, which is believed to have been built around the end of the 4th century and faces the east side. Except for a part of the northeastern part of the front part, you can take a walk around the old burial mound (Zhou moat). The current moat has a bad balance between the south side and the north side, but it seems that it was symmetrical in the past. From the walking path on the south side, you can see the creation, although it may be difficult to understand. It ’s huge! There are not many reference sites for tombs where you can take a walk around the moat (outer bank), and I did a good exercise and studied.