Shibucho, Tenri, Nara Prefecture
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¥500
Emperor Keiko's Mausoleum, also known as Shibuya Mukoyama Kofun, is a significant historical site in Tenri, Nara Prefecture. This keyhole-shaped tomb, one of the largest in Japan, dates back to the early Kofun period (4th century). Visitors can explore the grounds along the Yamanobe-no-Michi trail, offering a glimpse into ancient Japan. While the actual burial site is restricted, the sheer scale and serene atmosphere make it a worthwhile visit. Allow about 30 minutes to appreciate the site, easily accessible from Yanagimoto Station (30-minute walk).
Other: Shibuya Mukoyama Kofun Period, Yamato