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Mimizuka was the rokugani term for the sliced ears of killed soldiers, taken to recount the enemy losses.

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  • Mimizuka was the rokugani term for the sliced ears of killed soldiers, taken to recount the enemy losses.
  • The Mimizuka was dedicated September 28 1597. The exact reasons it was built are unknown. In that time, it was uncommon for a defeated enemy to be interred into a Buddhist shrine.[citation needed] Alternatively, the Mimizuka could have been meant as a warning for those who resisted Japanese conquest.[citation needed] The Mimizuka is not unique. Other nose and ear mounds dating from the same period are found elsewhere in Japan, such as Okayama; see nose tomb for details.
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  • Mimizuka was the rokugani term for the sliced ears of killed soldiers, taken to recount the enemy losses.
  • The Mimizuka was dedicated September 28 1597. The exact reasons it was built are unknown. In that time, it was uncommon for a defeated enemy to be interred into a Buddhist shrine.[citation needed] Alternatively, the Mimizuka could have been meant as a warning for those who resisted Japanese conquest.[citation needed] The Mimizuka is not unique. Other nose and ear mounds dating from the same period are found elsewhere in Japan, such as Okayama; see nose tomb for details.
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