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Hotel Okura Kyoto's Choshu Mansion Toe stone monument is located slightly north of the "Meiji Emperor Gyokousho Koshojo Ruins". Meiji Emperor Gyokousho Business Site Stone Monument Stele: Emperor Meiji Yukiyukisho Business Center In 1877, the Emperor Meiji (1852-1912) made a visit to Kansai. This visit was prolonged due to the outbreak of the Satsuma Rebellion, and he stayed in Kyoto from January 28th to February 6th and February 16th to July 28th. February 2 Visited the business site. The solicitation hall is a central organization for industrial promotion established by the prefecture in 1871 at the site of the Choshu clan's residence in order to promote industry after the relocation of the capital. In addition, various production facilities were set up that introduced advanced technologies from Western countries. The solicitation hall was abolished in 1881 as it played an experimental role. This stone marker shows the trace of the business establishment. Year of construction 1938 Founder Kyoto Prefecture Cun height 195 x width 28 x depth 28 cm Inscription [South] Emperor Meiji Yukiyukisho Business Center [East] February 2, 1890 Yukiyuki [North] March 1938, Takeyuki, Kyoto Prefecture (Kyoto City) Hotel Okura Kyoto's Choshu Mansion Toe stone monument is located slightly north of the "Meiji Emperor Gyokousho Koshojo Ruins". Meiji Emperor Gyokousho Business Site Stone Monument Stele: Emperor Meiji Yukiyukisho Business Center In 1877, the Emperor Meiji (1852-1912) made a visit to Kansai. This visit was prolonged due to the outbreak of the Satsuma Rebellion, and he stayed in Kyoto from January 28th to February 6th and February 16th to July 28th. February 2 Visited the business site. The solicitation hall is a central organization for industrial promotion established by the prefecture in 1871 at the site of the Choshu clan's residence in order to promote industry after the relocation of the capital. In addition, various production facilities were set up The solicitation hall was abolished in 1881 as it played an experimental role. This stone marker shows the trace of the business establishment. Year of construction 1938 Founder Kyoto Prefecture Cun height 195 x width 28 x depth 28 cm Inscription [South] Emperor Meiji Yukiyukisho Business Center [East] February 2, 1890 Yukiyuki [North] March 1938, Takeyuki, Kyoto Prefecture (Kyoto City)