浄瑠璃姫の墓 - Okazaki

A tombstone garden!

Located near Tokaido, near Okazaki Castle. It is dense and has a surprising drama.

There is a story called "Joruri Monogatari" or another name "Sojiko Dandan". Kinjiri Yoshitsuji's party heading from Kyoto to Hiraizumi stays in the valley of a high-ranking man who settles in Yahagi in Mikawa. Among them was Genji's scion, Yoshitsune, who had just returned. The daughter of the eldest, Jorurihime, played the koto at the banquet. The princess was the only daughter her old parents prayed to and gave to Yakushi Ruriko Nyorai at Horaiji Temple. In line with the sound of the koto, Yoshitsune played the sound of a thin whistle, a parent's witness. Despite their first meeting, they are drawn to each other. And he signed an overnight contract. However, Yoshitsune's participation in Yoshitsuji Kinnen was due to seeing Hidehira Fujiwara of Hiraizumi in order to fulfill the wish of Genji's revival. Yoshitsune, who was in a hurry, passed the ink flute to Jorurihime instead of himself, and traveled east. However, Jorurihime's thoughts were indistinguishable, and he eventually ran out of the house after Yoshitsune and headed east. Jorurihime arrived at Kambara's inn, and was told by Shohachiman that he had heard of Yoshitsune. But that is the news that Yoshitsune died of illness. Jorurihime, who rushed, prayed for the loved one, and Yoshitsune finally revived. The story, adorned by the pure love of men and women and the blessing of the Buddha, will soon be told with a unique moderation. The result of this development was a soundtrack called "Joruri". In Okazaki, where there was Yahagi's inn, the story of another sad story of Jorurihime. Jorurihime chases after Yoshitsune, but eventually fails to meet and returns to Yahagi. However, the elder did not allow him to return home, and the princess built a souan nearby and lived (or was imprisoned by the elder). It is said that the princess' thoughts on Yoshitsune did not disappear, and he died by throwing himself in the river, probably because of the pain of being unable to meet. Soon after, Yoshitsune came to Kyoto as Genji's general and visited the land of Yahagi to learn about the end of the princess. (In Jorurihime Monogatari, Jorurihime died in Yahagi, and Yoshitsune came to visit after his death. The ruins of Jorurihime are scattered throughout Okazaki. The ruins of Hime no Soan later became the site of Okazaki Castle, and then the Joruri Hime memorial tower is located in a corner of the park. A temple called Sejuin is erected near the river where the princess entered, and there is a tomb of Jorurihime. A small park called Joruri is near the cemetery. In addition, a shrine temple has been built in the place where it is said that the residence of the elders was held, and there is also a tomb dedicated to Jorurihime, and a thin whistle remains as a temple treasure. A temple called Joruri-ji was once built at the site of Jorurihime's Soan, but it was relocated to its current location when Okazaki Castle was built. It is said that the stone used for the musk mound, which is said to have buried the musk that Yoshitsune got from Jorurihime, was the cornerstone of the Takamiya Shrine monument beside the Otorii gate of Rokusho Shrine. And there is a monument at the ruins of Mizuki-so, which is said to have held a banquet for Mizuki-so at Mikawa Betsuin.

I'm quietly standing near the east corner, but I think it's easy to find because it's on the main street side. The parking lot is easily accessible from either of the two locations.

Princess's grave. A stone monument of the first Ichikawa Danzo. kabuki