The street corner watching this time is “Mozu Tombs”.

The Mozu-Furuichi Kofungun has been certified as a World Heritage Site.
An ancient burial mound is a tomb with a burial mound that was built between the latter half of the 3rd century and about 400 years ago.
The largest burial mound in Japan is the 16th Nintoku Emperor’s Tomb.
It is the central burial mound of the Mozu tombs.
The Nintoku Emperor’s Tomb is one of the huge tombs along with the pyramid of King Kufu in Egypt and the tomb of Qin Shi Huang in China.
The Mozu Tombs include the 17th Tomb of the Emperor Hanzei and the 18th Tomb of the Emperor Hanzei.
On the other hand, the 15th Ojin Emperor’s Tomb is the center of the Furuichi Kofungun.
This video was taken in the observation lobby of Sakai City Hall in Osaka Prefecture, where you can overlook the Mozu Tombs.
It is said that it is too big and there are few places where you can see the whole.
The observation lobby is open for free.
The Mozu tombs are located about 4km north, south, east and west in Sakai City.
More than 100 burial mounds have been built, and 44 are currently in existence.
The 126th Emperor Naruhito is enthroned as a symbol of Japan.
Please come by all means.

This concludes the introduction of the “Mozu Tombs”.
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