Ōyasuba Kofun
大安場古墳群
Explore ancient burial mounds, including Tohoku's largest keyhole tomb, at this historic park.
What it is
- A group of ancient burial mounds (kofun).
- Discovered in 1991, excavated 1996-1998.
- The 1st tumulus is a national historic site.
- Constructed in the late 4th century.
What to see
- One keyhole-shaped tomb and four circular tombs.
- The largest keyhole-shaped tomb in the Tohoku region.
- The 1st tumulus is estimated to be 83 meters long.
- A historic park developed around the kofun group.
- Excavated bracelet-shaped stone products.
- Excavated swords, spears, and iron axes.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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