This is one of the 10 tombs at the end of the basin near Mt. Ju of Goryeong and it still cherishes a part of the murals.
This is a mound that is about 25m in width and 20m in length with cave-like chamber and arch roofing inside. The relics have been stolen, but the wife's coffin lies to the east of the chamber and the husband's to the west. There is a gutter on the ground. There is a part of murals in the chamber, but the images are unidentifiable. The roofing stones have lotus patterns colored with pink, white, green, and brown paint.
The way how the ceiling and the gutter on the ground are built is similar to that of the tombs of Baekje, proving how Gaya was influenced by the culture of Baekje.