Vivinavi

Description

Have you ever heard of Sue Province?　Located in the lowlands of the lower reaches of the Koito River, the Uchiurizuka tumulus cluster consists of more than 30 tumuli of various sizes, including
the largest Uchiurizuka tumulus in the southern Kanto region, a large posterior frontal circular mound over 100 m in length.
It is said that buried in these mounds are the chiefs and relatives of the Suekuni (present-day Kimitsu City and Kisarazu City ・ part of Futtsu City), as well as people thought to have followed them from the 5th to 7th centuries.
We will talk about the features of the burial mound, the by-interments, and the connection with the countries around Sue Province in an easy-to-understand manner.

＊ Date and Time ： Feb. 25th (Sunday) ） 2:00 pm ～ 3:20 pm （ Registration starts at 1:30 pm ）
＊ Location ： Kisarazu Central Public Hall （ "Sparkle City Kisarazu" 6th Floor ） Conference Room 7
JR Kisarazu Station, 6th floor of the building across from the harbor entrance (港口(西口) roundabout.
Please take the elevator up.　　Central Community Center Tel: 0438-25-4581
＊ Fee ： 400 yen （ Junior high school students and older. Non-members only. Free for members. ）
＊ Please use public transportation such as trains or buses to get to Kisarazu Central Public Hall as much as possible.
If you have your own car, you may be asked to use paid parking in the surrounding area.
＊ Non-members must apply in advance to the following address.　
＊ Please take precautions against infection such as masks and hand washing.

[Contact]

＜ Application ・ Contact ＞ E-mail : toshi-551223@kzh.biglobe.ne.jp
or 090 － 3431 － 9483 Tsukushi （ Tsukushi ） Mobile （ Leave a message in the answerphone Please leave a message ）.