A cluster maintained as a park at the foot of Mt. Myoken in Taka Town. Step inside one of Hyogo's largest chambers and look up at its ceiling — an inland Harima hidden gem.
A cluster of 16 round mounds (15–30m) in two groups, built c. 600. The chamber of Mound 1 (~30m across) runs ~12.4–12.5m — among the largest in Hyogo by volume. Pottery, arrowheads, and swords are shown at the adjoining Naka Fureai-kan.
Imperial Household Agency view
Not designated by the IHA. Hyogo Prefectural Historic Site (2003; twelve mounds).
Field notes
Open at all times as a park; Mound 1's chamber can be entered. Finds displayed at the adjoining Naka Fureai-kan.