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Daisen Park ( 大仙公園 ) is a spacious park in the heart of Sakai City. This park has a museum, a Japanese Garden, a teahouse, a visitor center, and a library. It is located at 2 Chome-204 Mozusekiuncho, Sakai Ward, Sakai City in Osaka Prefecture, Japan . Daisen Park Daisen Park Details Nestled near the grandeur of Emperor Nintoku and Emperor Richu's tombs, Japan's largest, Daisen Park stands as a testament to the city's resilience and heritage.  Daisen Park - Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture Originally conceived as part of post-war reconstruction efforts in 1947, this once suburban landscape has transformed into a sprawling urban oasis since the inception of its development project in 1963. Today, it proudly embodies the spirit of Sakai City, boasting a harmonious blend of history, culture, and natural beauty across its 38.5 hectares of meticulously crafted landscapes. Daisen Park guide map At the heart of Daisen Park lies a treasure trove of attractions waiting to be explore...

Daisen Kofun , also known as Daisenryo Kofun ( 大仙陵古墳 ) is one of the largest ancient burial mounds in Japan. It is located at 1079-1 Daisencho, Sakai Ward, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan .  Daisen Kofun / Daisenryo Kofun Daisen Kofun details Daisen Kofun is believed to be the tomb of Emperor Nintoku , who reigned during the early 5th century. The term "kofun" translates to "old mound" in Japanese, and these structures were typically built for members of the ruling elite during the Kofun period (3rd to 7th centuries AD). Daisen Kofun is particularly notable for its size and the sophistication of its construction. It is a key archaeological site, offering valuable insights into ancient Japanese burial practices and the society of that era. Daisen Kofun - Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture Stretching approximately 486 meters in total length, with a commanding height of about 35.8 meters, and a front section spanning roughly 307 meters wide, Daisen Kofun stands as a...