Onaru Burial Mounds

ABOUT
THIS
SPOT

Located on a high plateau that looks down upon Tateiwa Rock, the Onaru burial mounds are a series of 13 tombs dug into the hillside. Volcanic rocks from the Tateiwa Rock were used to line the tombs and construct the roofs. These ancient tombs were built from the end of the 6th century to the beginning of the seventh. During the spring, white wasabi flowers (Japanese horseradish) bloom across this area.

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PHOTO SPOT

Onaru is located at a plateau above the ocean, with a view of Tateiwa Rock. In the summer, the white flowers of Japanese white horseradish bloom across this entire area.

OTHER
FACTS

Nearby Points of Interest:

Statues of Empress Hashiudo and her Son – Sightseeing

Tateiwa Rock – Sightseeing

 

Mt. Ichigaoyama – Sightseeing

 

Kyogamisaki Lighthouse – Sightseeing Spot

Takano Shrine – Cultural Sightseeing Spot

Shinmeiyama Burial Mound – Cultural Sightseeing

Tango Ancient Village Museum – Cultural Sightseeing

 

Tango Onsen Hashiudo-so – Hot Spring

 

Ajikobo Hisami – Restaurant

Heshiko Factory HISAMI – Souvenir Shop

Tenki Tenki Tango – Souvenir Shop & Restaurant

 

Tateiwa & Nochigahama Beach – Beach & Campsite

Tenkitenki Mura Auto-campsite – Car Camping

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DETAILS

Address
820 Tangocho Takano, Kyōtango, Kyoto 627-0221
Website
https://www.city.kyotango.lg.jp/top/soshiki/kyoikuiinkai/bunkazaihogo/3/1/3/2942.html

(Japanese only)