Kajiwaratanitochinoki Park - Hachioji

Spacious with toilet

It is a good place full of nature.

The toilet is closed during winter (´ ・ ω ・ ｀)

A park with a lot of green and open feeling. Little birds sing in the clear air.

It is a park in a residential area in front of Takaosan Station.

There was a place called Kajiwaratanito around here. The landscape has changed, with the highway and the cemetery in Homest Town. There is a reason that Mr. Kajiwara has few records. Before Gohojo gained power in the region, Oishi ruled the region. Sadahisa Oishi was anti-Hojo. Kajiwara Masakage's mother is Sadahisa Oishi. Kajiwara Masakage penetrated anti-Hojo to the end. This is probably because Mr. Hojo, who built Hachioji Castle and became the lord of the roots of the mountain, either chose to submit his or her servants to Kajiwara or leave here with Masakage Kajiwara. I think that was pressed. The priests of Hosho-ji and Sairenji have transitioned to Hachioji Castle. Mr. Ogawa, a priest of Sumiyoshi Shrine, has been killed, but the name of Kajiwara is unknown among those who died. It seems that Kajiwara as a priest returned to this area after the destruction of Hojo. Kanto territory (Noriomi Uesugi) magistrate's book ("Maeda family documents") “Oishi Tomi Mamoru Ido (Michimori / Nobushige) Yabe Joji (Shimada)” Tofuku-ji Temple Zosho, Funakida Shoryo Rikuya, Musashi-Kunitanishi-gun I'm sorry to have made a teaching book. I will send this with the back of the bill. Here, he is famous for his innocence while he detained the tribute to Hirayama Sangawa, Mikami Kajiwara, and the Minami riot. Hana is not sure. After all, it is the reason why the textbook must be followed, that it should be said that it has not progressed, and that it should be strictly defended. It's like Tsuda-kun. May 13, 1964 Ryo Ryo (Hanaoshi) Oishi Tomi entrance path Mr. Kajiwara revives his house and works for the Shogunate by his grandson, Keiji Kajiwara. The daughter of the son is the wife of Noriyuki Oishi. In addition, his mother was a daughter of Takakane Yokoyama, and his relationship with the Tama area is deep. At the time of "Uesugi Zenhide no Rebellion", there were three families, Kajiwara Brothers (Mimasakamori and Tajima Mamoru) and Kajiwara Notomori. Kasujiwara Misakumori is located in Yukikawa-mura, Funakida-Shoyu-go (Hachioji-machi, Hachioji-shi), and according to the Hachiman Shrine's bill, according to the Kanji 4th (1463) Kajiwara Repair Ryoke on October 21, 1463. You can check the name of Michiken Kajiwara on the 16th of October, 1485 (1485). Both are the same person and can be assumed to be the next generation of Mamoru Mori. In particular, the name of Kasumihara Kasumimori can be seen in Kamakura Osogami. When repairs were made in Kamakura Prefecture in March 1417, Ashikaga Mochi stayed at the residence of Misakumori Kajiwara for about a month. There is a spiritual shrine in Oreiya, a small suburb in the back of this village, which enshrines Kamakura Gongoro Keisei as an ancestor, and is thought to be a descendant of the descendant Kajiwara. Perhaps the hometown of Mr. Kajiwara of the Bushu Minami riot was around here. According to Toshiro Henmi, a book written around Tama Goryo, the rice fields on this back are the ruins of Kajiwara Keitoki.