I cycled from Daisen Park to Higashi and Nishi Sakenomi-zuka Burial Mounds, which lay symmetrically across Daisen Green Path. No ancient Tomb has been clearly identified whose burial mound it was. 896 of them, however, were presumed to be those of Imperial Family members in the Meiji Era, based on the study of Japanese classical literature conducted by the students in Edo Period. Each tomb has had a kind of a nickname, according to where it was, what it looked like, and as such, but we have almost no idea why and when they were named so. The names, Nishi-Sakenomi-zuka and Higashi-Sakenomi-zuka, are rare cases to have such humorous names, literally West Drunkard and East Drunkard Burial Mounds. I don’t think any drunkard had been buried under them.