It holds the grave goods from the Hirabaru site: a National Treasure since June 2006.
The museum's display cases show the grave goods excavated at the Hirabaru site, designated a National Treasure in June 2006. The standout piece is the 内行花文鏡 (naikō-kamon-kyō), a bronze mirror with a concentric floral pattern. The site is attributed to the legendary kingdom of Ito-koku, mentioned in the Chinese dynastic chronicles of the 3rd century.
Itoshima's municipal museum holds the finds from the Hirabaru burial site. The grave goods found in the burial (including the 内行花文鏡, a bronze mirror with a concentric floral pattern) were designated a National Treasure in June 2006, and the site is attributed to the legendary kingdom of Ito-koku, mentioned in the Chinese dynastic chronicles of the 3rd century.
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