is a circular tumulus from the second half of the sixth century, with a diameter of 15 meters, a height of four meters, with a corridor-type stone chamber (total length 7.2 meters, length of the entry room 3.7 meters, width of 2.0 meters, height 2.7 meters). Mukaiyama No.4: This is a circular tumulus from the second half of the sixth century, diameter eight meters, height two meters, partially collapsed due to overgrowth of trees and plants. Myōjinyama site This site consisted of 23 kofun, of which five survive, on a hilltop ridge in the Sakanoshita neighborhood of Tsuruga. The site does not have any pathways or placards. Myōjinyama No.1: Keyhole-shaped tumulus () from the 4th century, length 47 meters, height 5.5 meters, faced with fukiishi stones. Myōjinyama No.2: Circular tumulus from the 4th century Myōjinyama No.3: Keyhole-shaped tumulus from the 4th century, length 53.5 meters, height seven meters Myōjinyama No 9: A keyhole-shaped tumulus from the first half of the sixth century, a length of 20 meters, a height of three meters, with a lateral hole type stone chamber Myōjinyama No.10: A circular tumulus See also List of Historic Sites of Japan (Fukui) References External links Tsuruga city home page Cultural Heritage of Fukui Prefecture Kofun History of Fukui Prefecture Tsuruga, Fukui Historic Sites of Japan Echizen Province