Nishitonozuka Kofun
西殿塚古墳
Explore a well-preserved 3rd-century keyhole-shaped tumulus, the largest in its ancient burial group.
What it is
- A keyhole-shaped tumulus in Tenri City, Nara Prefecture.
- Designated as the tomb of Empress Tashiraka no Himemiko.
- Construction estimated around the late 3rd century.
- Considered a king's tomb following Hashihaka Kofun.
What to see
- A well-preserved mound, approximately 230 meters long.
- The largest tumulus in the Oyamato Kofun Group.
- Fukiishi (revetment stones) on the tumulus surface.
- Early Haniwa excavated from the surrounding area.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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