Mausoleum of Emperor Hanzei

I wish the very old Japanese burial mounds were more researched and also presented better for the tourists. There is a lack of information and exploitation for touristical goals which at the same time would increase awareness about them.

There are various theories about the location of the graveyard, but I think it would be good if the graveyard was the one who had the great Emperor Nintoku as his father and became the successor to his brother Emperor Richu for the first time among his brothers! Father = Great Cemetery Brother = middle graveyard Younger brother = small graveyard It is a suitable emperor's tomb!

Although it is small in the Mozu tombs, it is said that the Tomb of the Toshi Nisanzai is the tomb of the Emperor Anti-Sho. There is a romance because there are many things whose history has not been clarified. There are promenades around, but since it is a residential area, we are careful not to bother the residents. There is a Hochigai Shrine in the burial mound

I went! ️😀 It's a good tumulus 👌

A 3-minute walk from Sakaihigashi Station on the Nankai Koya Line, the Anti-Shrine Emperor Mausoleum Burial Mound was built in the northernmost part of the Mozu Burial Mounds in the middle of the 5th century, and is a 148m long Mohuli Burial Mound, the 7th-sized front-back tumulus. .. The mound is built in 3 steps, and there is a bulge on the waisted part on the west side. It's wonderful to see what is still in the center of Sakai City.