Neso Kofun Cluster
根曽古墳群
Explore ancient burial mounds, including rare keyhole shapes, offering a glimpse into 6th-century Japan.
What it is
- A cluster of six ancient burial mounds, or kofun.
- Constructed around the 6th century on Tsushima Island.
- Five tumuli are designated as National Historic Sites.
- Discovered starting in 1922.
What to see
- Three rare keyhole-shaped tumuli.
- Tumulus No. 1, a 30-meter-long keyhole-shaped mound.
- Tumulus No. 2, the largest at 36 meters long.
- Tumulus No. 6, a circular tumulus 5 meters in diameter.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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