Iwanoyama Kofun Cluster
岩野山古墳群
Explore ancient burial mounds, the northernmost kofun on the Sea of Japan coast.
What it is
- A burial ground from the early Nara to Heian periods.
- Designated an Akita Prefectural Historic Site.
- Discovered in 1960 by a farmer.
- Often called the northernmost kofun group on the Sea of Japan coast.
What to see
- Six kofun confirmed on the northeast slope.
- Twelve structures identified on the northwest slope.
- A1 kofun contained a sword, iron horse bit, and magatama.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Iwanoyama Kofun Cluster Open in Google Maps
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