Historical landmark • Sugitani, Toyama, 939-2759, Japan
The Sugitani Kofungun, located in Toyama City, was built around the 5th to 7th century, consisting of keyhole-shaped mounds as the center of the burial mounds. Scattered across the hilly area surrounded by greenery, these mounds are precious heritage that tells of the prosperity of ancient Toyama. As you walk along the well-maintained promenade, you can get a close look at the various sizes of mounds.
On the course of the Sugitani Kofungun excursion, there are signboards explaining the origins and historical background of each mound. You can learn about the lives, culture, and power structure of ancient people, and imagine the worldview of that time. Rest spots with benches are also provided along the way for a leisurely stroll.
The Sugitani Kofungun is a place where you can enjoy the scenic beauty of ancient heritage scattered amidst lush nature. As you walk along the promenade, you can see the contrast between the shade of the trees and the shape of the mounds, allowing you to be captivated by the harmony of nature and history across time.
The route to the Sugitani Kofungun may be somewhat difficult to navigate, but by following the signboards along the surrounding roads, you can find the entrance to the promenade. As parking spaces are limited, it is recommended to use public transportation. Please enjoy this valuable historical heritage to the fullest.
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