Unglazed earthenware funerary sculptures or cylinders of the Kofun period (4th to 7th centuries ad) in Japan. They were erected on, around, or inside mounded tomb surfaces and often had representations of horses, animals, birds, humans, and houses. They are considered to have developed out of the tall stands for the late Yayoi ritual vessels of the 3rd century.
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