Inouchi Inarizuka Kofun
井ノ内稲荷塚古墳
Explore a 6th-century chief's tomb, a keyhole-shaped mound with unique burial facilities.
What it is
- A keyhole-shaped tumulus from the early 6th century.
- Part of the Otokuni Kofun Group.
- Designated a National Historic Site.
- Considered a chief's tomb of its period.
What to see
- A mound built on a low terrace at 42 meters elevation.
- No terracing, fukiishi, or haniwa on the mound.
- Two burial facilities: a stone chamber and a wooden coffin.
- Stone chamber measures 10.1 meters in total length.
- Excavated artifacts include horse trappings, sword fittings, and pottery.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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