The building has free admission and is fully air-conditioned and heated — a welcome facility for kofun-touring amateurs like me to study or take a break. Osaka FreeeWi-Fi is available. There are separate men's and women's restrooms, including a multipurpose restroom. There are soft drink vending machines. There is no parking for vehicles.

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This is the guidance building for the Tsudo Shiroyama Kofun. It is at the northernmost end of the Furuichi Kofun Group and was built in the late 4th century, making it the oldest in the group; it is designated as a possible mausoleum site of Emperor Ingyo. The stone walls used in the nagamochi-type stone coffin are lined up in front of the facility along with a restoration model. You can also exchange for the "Mozufuru Card" here. The caretaker was very kind, and I ended up chatting with them for quite a while. You can also watch the same free video that's at the Sakai City Museum. Recommended for a short break.

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There was a rest area, a restroom, and an ashtray. There were also vending machines. ① There weren't many materials, ② they have a big space, so wouldn't more visitors come if they opened it up for parking? I was dissatisfied with these points, so it's a harsh rating.

You can see some materials on the Tsudo Shiroyama Kofun, and take a break.

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They showed us a DVD, very kind. There aren't many exhibits, but they're well organized.

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