Matsunaga-Inari-sha Shrine - Kyoto

Located along Matsuyacho-dori.

This area corresponds to the southeastern inner hull of Jurakudai (castle) Minami Ninomaru. Jurakudai is a mansion built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1536-98) in the infield of the Heian Palace historic site in 1586, and was completed the following year. Motoseiganji-dori in the north, Horikawa-dori in the east, Shimodate-dori in the south, and Senbon-dori in the west. It is estimated. In Bunroku 4 (1595), Hideyoshi forced Toyotomi Hidetsugu (1568-95) to commit suicide on suspicion of rebellion, and also destroyed Jurakudai, which was Hidetsugu's residence. It is said that this stone marker shows the remains of the magpie bridge over the moat of Juraku Castle. This stone monument is located in Matsunaga Inari. The letters on the inscription are faint and difficult to read, but the photo next to the nightlight is the stone monument. The inscription is "Historic Site of Juraku Castle Ubashi". Look for the nightlight on the left as a landmark. At the place where this stone monument is located, there was a bridge that has a tradition of "the bridge over the Jurakudai moat." Ubashi is a small stone bridge over a pond in the garden. I have never seen a magpie. I don't think it's in Kinki. I've heard the name "Thief Kasagi" in Rossini's opera, but I've never seen it. The magpie (Pica pica) seems to be a bird that is classified in the Passerine crow family. It seems to be a smart bird with a crow. The habitat of Saga Prefecture is said to be designated as a national natural monument. It is said that stone balustrades and giboshi were excavated from the ground during the sewerage work carried out in this area in 1961, and it seems that the bridge actually existed. This area corresponds to the southeastern inner hull of Jurakudai (castle) Minami Ninomaru. Jurakudai is a mansion built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1536-98) in the infield of the Heian Palace historic site in 1586, and was completed the following year. dori in the north, Horikawa-dori in the east, Shimodate-dori in the south, and Senbon-dori in the west. It is estimated. In Bunroku 4 (1595), Hideyoshi forced Toyotomi Hidetsugu (1568-95) to commit suicide It is said that this stone marker shows the remains of the magpie bridge over the moat of Juraku Castle. It is said that this stone marker shows the remains of the magpie bridge over the moat of Juraku Castle. This stone monument is located in Matsunaga Inari. The letters on the inscription are faint and difficult to read, but the photo next to the nightlight is the stone monument. The inscription is "Historic Site of Juraku Castle Ubashi". Look for the nightlight on The left as a landmark. At the place where this stone monument is located, there was a bridge with a tradition of "the bridge over the Jurakudai moat." Ubashi is a small stone bridge over a pond in the garden. I have never seen a magpie. I don't think it's in Kinki. I've heard the name "Thief Kasagi" in Rossini's opera, but I've never seen it. The magpie (Pica pica) seems to be a bird that is classified in the Passerine crow family. It seems to be a smart bird with a crow. The habitat of Saga Prefecture is said to be designated as a national natural monument. It is said that stone balustrades and giboshi were excavated from the ground during the sewerage work carried out in this area in 1961, and it seems that the bridge actually existed.

"Matsunaga Inarisha" is located in Minamishimizu-cho, where the water from Matsuyamachi-dori rises. This area is said to be located in the southwest of Jurakudai. There is a stone monument of "Jurakudai Castle Bridge" in front of the company.