Ōda Chausuyama Kofun
太田茶臼山古墳
Explore a 5th-century imperial keyhole-shaped tumulus, Japan's 21st largest, with unique haniwa.
What it is
- A keyhole-shaped tumulus.
- Designated as Emperor Keitai's mausoleum.
- Estimated to have been built around the mid-5th century.
- The largest kofun in northern Osaka Prefecture.
What to see
- The 21st largest kofun in Japan.
- Tumulus has a three-tiered construction.
- Surrounded by a shield-shaped moat and an outer bank.
- Cylindrical and figurative Haniwa have been excavated.
- Several smaller accompanying kofun mounds.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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