Yosano, Kyoto
Keyhole-shaped mound
Ebisuyama Kofun
Also known as: Ebisuyama No.1 Kofun
| Location | Yosano, Kyoto |
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| Shape | Keyhole-shaped mound |
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| Mound length | 145 m |
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| Period | Mid-4th c. |
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| Designation | National Historic Site |
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Overview
One of the largest mounds in the Sea of Japan region, restored in Yosano Town Kofun Park together with the Tsukuriyama group.
Finds & research
A large boat-shaped stone sarcophagus was identified in the rear burial facility. The mound has stone facing and haniwa rows.
Official status & archaeological view
Official status
Mounds Nos. 1–3 are preserved as the National Historic Site Ebisuyama Kofun.
Archaeological view
An approximately 145m three-tiered keyhole mound at Akeshi, Yosano (formerly Kaya Town). It was built in the mid-4th century.
Field notes
Check current Yosano Town guidance for Kofun Park and Haniwa Museum opening days, fees, and activity reservations.
Sources
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