Also known as: Okihadawake-no-Mikoto Tomb, Aho, Iga City
Location
Mie Pref.
Shape
Square mound
Mound length
35 m
Period
Late 5th–Early 6th c.
Overview
IHA-designated tomb of Prince Okihadawake in Iga City, Mie. ~35m square mound from late 5th to early 6th century. The only kofun in Iga confirmed with cylindrical haniwa. Excavation prohibited.
Square mound (~35m per side) in Aho, Iga City. Late 5th to early 6th century. Designated by the IHA as the tomb of Prince Okihadawake, though many scholars question this attribution. The only burial mound in Iga district confirmed to have cylindrical haniwa. Haniwa fragments collected in the vicinity.
Imperial Household Agency view
Officially designated by the Ministry of the Imperial Household in 1876 as the tomb of Prince Okihadawake. Administered by the IHA (classified as mountain-shaped). Archaeological excavation prohibited.
Field notes
Administered by the IHA; interior access prohibited. Exterior viewing only. Accessible from Kintetsu Igakambe Station.