二室塚古墳

Name: 二室塚古墳
Address: Yamatake, Yao, 〒581-0864 Osaka,Japan, Osaka, Japan

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住所：	Yamatake, Yao, 〒581-0864 Osaka,Japan
Webサイト：	http://www.yaomania.jp/data/InfoDetail.asp%3Fid%3D1434
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , Cemetery ,
街：	Osaka

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s	stargazer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 6世紀後半に築造された円墳？複室構造石室を有する古墳です。墳丘のコンディションはかなり悪く、墳丘にはビニールシート。今にも崩れ落ちそうな天井石の為石室内部には立入禁止でした。こちらの古墳の石室は、右片袖式の玄室を連結させた構造で、全国的にも非常に珍しいようです。石室には入れませんが、開口部から、2つの右片袖式石室を確認できました。開口部からでも珍しい石室を拝見できたことはラッキーだと。2度と拝見できるタイプの石室ではないかもですし。古墳（石室？）好きの方なら、こちらの石室は外せないかもです。 A circular burial mound built in the latter half of the 6th century? It is an old burial mound with a multi-chamber structure stone chamber. The condition of the mound is quite bad, and there is a vinyl sheet on the mound. Due to the ceiling stone that was about to collapse, it was off limits to the inside of the stone chamber. The stone chamber of this tumulus has a structure in which the right one-sleeve type burial chamber is connected, and it seems to be very rare in Japan. I couldn't enter the stone chamber, but I could see two right-sleeve stone chambers from the opening. I was lucky to see a rare stone chamber even from the opening. It may not be the type of stone room that you can see again. If you like tumuli (stone chambers?), You may not be able to remove this stone chamber.
E	EDDIE EDDIE on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 周りが雑草で近寄り難く、石室は崩れる恐れがあり、中には入れない Weeds are hard to get around, and the stone chamber may collapse, so you cannot enter it.
P	PONTE PONTA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 場所はかなりわかりにくい。右手に、天井に木の根っこがからまった古墳（服部川8号墳）が見えたらそこを左に曲がり、１０ｍほど進んで右側に建物と資材置き場の間の道を上に登れば、左手に二室塚古墳（服部川25号墳）が見える。以下、解説板より。「二室塚古墳は、３００基近い古墳からなる高安古墳群の服部川に所在する、6世紀後半頃に造られた横穴式石室墳です。石室の構造は、右片袖式の玄室を2つ連結したもので全国的にも類例のないものです」その下に、「石組みが弱くなっており危ないので石室の中には入らないでください」と。石室内部見学中に石組みが崩れたら、自分自身が埋葬者になってしまう？ The location is pretty confusing. On your right, when you see an old burial mound (Hattorigawa No. 8 burial mound) with the roots of a tree entwined on the ceiling, turn left, proceed for about 10 m, and climb the road between the building and the material storage area on your right. You can see the Nimurozuka tumulus (Hattorigawa No. 25 tumulus). Below, from the commentary board. "The Nimurozuka burial mound is a horizontal hole type stone chamber burial mound built around the latter half of the 6th century, located in the Hattori River of the Takayasu burial mound group consisting of nearly 300 burial mounds. It is a combination of two, which is unprecedented in Japan. " Below that "Please do not enter the stone chamber as the stonework is weak and dangerous." When. If the stonework collapses during a tour of the stone chamber, will I become a burial person?