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Takarazuka Kofun (Mie)
The is group of two keyhole-shaped ''kofun'' burial mounds located approximately three kilometers to the south of the center of the city of Matsusaka, Mie Prefecture Japan. They are protected as a National Historic Site by the Japanese government.
==History==
Located on a hill measuring roughly one square kilometer, the site was excavated in 1928 by a team from Mie University under the direction of Dr Toshio Sato. The team found a total of 88 ''kofun'' burial mounds, of which 26 were relatively intact. The site was named the and was proclaimed a National Historic Site in 1932. However, by 1965 encroaching urban development had destroyed 81 of the ''kofun'', and a movement was begun to preserve the remaining seven. However, in the twenty years it took to obtain official injunctions against further destruction and urban development, another three of the remaining ''kofun'' were destroyed. Despite official protection, a road was built directly through the site in the 1980s, destroying another two of the remaining four ''kofun'', and physically separating the remaining pair.
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