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Sakurazuka Kofun Cluster

Historic Sites of JapanHistory of Osaka PrefectureKofun clustersToyonaka
御獅子塚古墳
御獅子塚古墳

Sakurazuka Kofun cluster (桜塚古墳群) is a group of Kofun period burial mounds, located in the Okamachi, Nakasakurazuka, and Minamisakurazuka neighborhoods of the city of Toyonaka, Osaka in the Kansai region of Japan. The surviving five tumuli in this cluster were collectively designated a National Historic Site of Japan, with the Ōishizuka Kofuna and Koishizuka Kofun designated in 1956, and the remaining three added in 1987, with the area around the Koishiuzka Kofun expanded in 1998.

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Sakurazuka Kofun Cluster
岡町駅山ノ上線, Toyonaka

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大石塚古墳

岡町駅山ノ上線
561-0893 Toyonaka
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