Takaratsuka Kofun
Takarazuka Kofun
Takaratsuka Kofun is known as the largest keyhole-shaped burial mound in the Ise region.
Takaratsuka Kofun is a significant keyhole-shaped burial mound (zenpo-koen-fun) located on a hill in Matsusaka City, Mie Prefecture, representing the history of the Kofun period (5th century).
What makes it special
About Takaratsuka Kofun
- A rare opportunity to see the scale of a historical keyhole-shaped mound up close.
- Highly significant for archaeology due to the discovery of ship-shaped Haniwa.
- A peaceful park environment perfect for deep reflection on ancient Japanese culture.
- Enjoy a nature-filled stroll while feeling the profound weight of history.
Weather forecast
Thu
9/17
27°/22°
76%
Fri
9/18
28°/22°
8%
Sat
9/19
27°/22°
47%
Sun
9/20
27°/23°
51%
Mon
9/21
29°/22°
43%
Tue
9/22
28°/21°
8%
Wed
9/23
27°/21°
35%
Tips
Payment
Admission is free, but carry cash if using local buses.
English Support
English-language guidance is very limited on-site.
Reservations
No reservation required; feel free to visit anytime.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes and clothes suitable for light hiking/walking.
Photography
Scenery photography is allowed; please show respect to the historical site.
Accessibility
The park follows natural terrain, so expect uneven surfaces and slopes.
Manners
This is a National Historic Site; do not climb on or touch the mound structures.
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