鼻塚
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Meanings
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burial mound for severed noses and ears
archaic
Archaic term referring to a historical burial mound, especially from the Japanese invasions of Korea (1592–1598), where severed noses and ears of enemies were interred. Compare 耳塚.
See also: 耳塚
The Mimizuka in Kyoto is sometimes also called Hanazuka.