{"version":"1.0","provider_name":"RURUBU & ALL WAY JAPAN","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.allway-japan.com\/en","title":"A national special historic site located within the National Asuka Historical Park area surrounding Takamatsuzuka, east of Kintetsu Asuka Station. The identity of the deceased is not known, but it was constructed during the Fujiwara-ky\u014d period (694-710). It is a small two-tiered circular mound with a lower tier diameter of 23 meters, an upper tier diameter of 18 meters, and a height of 5 meters, famous for its national treasure wall paintings inside the stone chamber. The four walls, painted in vivid colors, depict the four guardian deities such as Seiryu and Byakko, groups of women known as Asuka beauties, and constellations. They were discovered in 1972 and restoration work was completed in March 2020, with the restored pieces preserved in a facility. Detailed replica wall paintings and full-scale models of the stone chamber can be seen at the adjacent Takamatsuzuka Mural Museum.","type":"rich","width":600,"height":338,"html":"
A national special historic site located within the National Asuka Historical Park area surrounding Takamatsuzuka, east of Kintetsu Asuka Station. The identity of the deceased is not known, but it was constructed during the Fujiwara-ky\u014d period (694-710). It is a small two-tiered circular mound with a lower tier diameter of 23 meters, an upper tier diameter of 18 meters, and a height of 5 meters, famous for its national treasure wall paintings inside the stone chamber. The four walls, painted in vivid colors, depict the four guardian deities such as Seiryu and Byakko, groups of women known as Asuka beauties, and constellations. They were discovered in 1972 and restoration work was completed in March 2020, with the restored pieces preserved in a facility. Detailed replica wall paintings and full-scale models of the stone chamber can be seen at the adjacent Takamatsuzuka Mural Museum.<\/a><\/blockquote>