Suzuka, Mie Keyhole-shaped mound

Ozuka Kofun

Also known as: Nishinono No. 1 Kofun
LocationSuzuka, Mie
ShapeKeyhole-shaped mound
Mound length62 m
Period6th c.
DesignationNational Historic Site

Overview

A roughly 62m keyhole mound in Ko-cho, Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture. The principal mound of the Nishinono Kofun Group, it is a National Historic Site with a surviving moat and surrounding bank. It is thought to date from the 6th century.

Finds & research

No finds are known (Suzuka City).

Official status & archaeological view

Official status
Designated a National Historic Site in 1970.
Archaeological view
The mound is about 6m high. The moat and surrounding bank are horseshoe-shaped. It is No. 1 of the Nishinono Kofun Group; no finds are known.

Field notes

Follow protected boundaries and on-site signs.

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Sources

鈴鹿市 西之野古墳群(王塚古墳)文化庁 国指定文化財等データベース 王塚古墳

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