Fujinoki Kofun
藤ノ木古墳
Fujinoki Kofun is a 6th-century burial mound with rare, unrobbed treasures, offering a glimpse into ancient Japan.
What it is
- A circular burial mound from the late Kofun period.
- Dates to the 6th century.
- Designated as a National Historic Site.
What to see
- A 50-meter diameter circular mound, 9 meters high.
- Cylindrical haniwa found at the mound's base.
- A nearly 14-meter long unrobbed stone burial chamber.
- Excavated gilded bronze horse trappings and ornaments.
- National Treasure artifacts displayed at Kashihara Archaeological Institute Museum.
Getting there
- Approximately 350 meters west of Horyuji Temple.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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