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The first year of the Meiji era (1868) was founded, and the specialty is "Sesshu Monaka (tsubuan)", which is named after the legend that the painting of a mouse with tears was painted by the famous art of ink painting during the training period.

It is ranked 10th in Japan and 2nd in the lower Okayama Prefecture, with a total length of about 286m and a height of about 24m. The burial is unknown because the internal investigation has not yet been carried out. It has been speculated that it was built in the middle of the 5th century, due to the fact that there were pieces of sueiki and a large number of cylindrical hanias among the excavated items from around the burial mound, as well as a three-stage structure using natural hills. It is a country-designated historical site, and is also referred to as "Sakzan" to distinguish it from the mountain-building mound.

It is said to have been built in the late 6th century and has a total length of approximately 100m of the front and back mound (a national designated historic site). At the time of the excavation, this name was given because many bats lived in the dark stone chamber. A house-shaped sarcophagus hollowed out of monoliths is housed in a huge side-hole-type stone chamber, which is comparable in size to the stone stage burial mound of Asuka.