An early keyhole mound overlooking the southern Izumi plain at Jizodo, Kaizuka. Its crown-shaped haniwa still bespeaks the local chieftain's authority.
Finds & research
Cylindrical, morning-glory, and crown-shaped haniwa (city property); burial unknown.
Two views on the occupant
Archaeological view
A keyhole mound ~70m long (or 72m; rear circle ~43m, three tiers), built in the late 4th century — the Izumi region's leading early tomb after Mayuyama (id:120). The burial is unknown; finds include a nationally rare crown-shaped haniwa (city property).
Imperial Household Agency view
Not designated by the IHA. National Historic Site (1956).
Field notes
South of Minami Elementary School; view from the perimeter.