The Ono City Kokokan Museum (Nishimotomachi) is holding a special exhibition, "The Dawn of the Kawai Area - From Primitive Ancient Times to the Middle Ages." The exhibition showcases the latest research findings suggesting that tombs 1 and 2 of the Ao Mitsuzuka Tumulus Group (Aomachi), previously thought to consist of three circular tumuli, may actually be a single keyhole-shaped tumulus measuring 35 meters in length, potentially making it one o…
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The Ono City Kokokan Museum (Nishimotomachi) is holding a special exhibition, "The Dawn of the Kawai Area - From Primitive Ancient Times to the Middle Ages." The exhibition showcases the latest research findings suggesting that tombs 1 and 2 of the Ao Mitsuzuka Tumulus Group (Aomachi), previously thought to consist of three circular tumuli, may actually be a single keyhole-shaped tumulus measuring 35 meters in length, potentially making it one o…