- keyhole-shaped tumulus (form of ancient Imperial grave)
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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- keyhole-shaped tumulus (form of ancient Imperial grave)
This term refers to a specific type of burial mound that is shaped like a keyhole, reflecting ancient Japanese burial practices. These structures are significant as they are often associated with the burial of elite individuals and provide insight into the historical period, culture, and rituals of ancient Japan.
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ぜんぽうこうえんふん前方後円墳をおとずれる訪れるto visit a keyhole-shaped tumulusぜんぽうこうえんふん前方後円墳のはっくつ発掘excavation of a keyhole-shaped tumulusこふんじだい古墳時代のぜんぽうこうえんふん前方後円墳keyhole-shaped tumulus from the Kofun periodぜんぽうこうえんふん前方後円墳のけんきゅう研究research on keyhole-shaped tumuliちく地区にあるぜんぽうこうえんふん前方後円墳keyhole-shaped tumulus in the areaこだい古代はか墓のいちけいたい一形態としてのぜんぽうこうえんふん前方後円墳keyhole-shaped tumulus as a form of ancient graveくに国のじゅうようぶんかざい重要文化財としてのぜんぽうこうえんふん前方後円墳keyhole-shaped tumulus as an important cultural asset of the nationぜんぽうこうえんふん前方後円墳ぐん群group of keyhole-shaped tumuliぜんぽうこうえんふん前方後円墳のとくちょう特徴characteristics of keyhole-shaped tumuliぜんぽうこうえんふん前方後円墳のほぞん保存preservation of keyhole-shaped tumuli
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