Nihonmatsu Yashiki, Kyoto Residence of the Shimadzu Clan - Kyoto

It was a vast site. Segodon: The life of the peasant and the life of the lower-class samurai were difficult, but who would have the money in Satsuma?

The Nihonmatsu domain residence of the Satsuma domain is currently located at the gate on the premises of Doshisha University.

The cherry blossoms are beautiful this season (March).

There is a stone monument on the north side of Kyoto Imperial Palace. The place where the Satsucho Alliance was secretly held. Currently it is Doshisha University.

Was the former Satsuma feudal clan's residence from the current Doshisha University to Shokokuji Temple?

Stone monument: Satsuma feudal clan residence ruins The Satsuma domain at the end of the Tokugawa shogunate was involved in various incidents in Kyoto as one of the central domains promoting the Kobu Gattai faction. Hisamitsu (1817-187), the father of the feudal lord Shimazu Tadayoshi, moved to Tokyo in 1862 and slaughtered the revered extremists (Teradaya incident). In the political change on August 18th of the following year and the Kinmon Incident in 1864, the revered forces centered on the Choshu clan were wiped out in cooperation with the shogunate and the Aizu clan. In addition to the main residence in Nishikikoji-dori Higashinotoin, the Satsuma clan's residence was also established in Nihonmatsu near Sokokuji Temple in Bunkyu 3 and became a new political base. This stone marker shows the remains of the Satsuma feudal clan's residence, which was newly built in Bunkyu 3rd year. Year of construction 1968 Established Kyoto City Cun height 103 x width 18 x depth 18 cm Inscription [Southwest] Satsuma feudal clan residence ruins [Northwest] November, Showa 43, Kyoto City (Kyoto City) Piece tag: Kyoto Satsuma Clan House (Nihonmatsu Mansion) Mr. Shimazu, the feudal lord, Kokudaka 770,000 stones The end of the Edo period when Japan fell into unprecedented turmoil. In September 1862, the Satsuma (Kagoshima) domain rented land from Shokokuji Temple and built a new domain residence in Kyoto. The clan's residence on a vast site, which occupies two-thirds of the Doshisha University Imadegawa Campus, was born in close proximity to the Imperial Palace. And this place will become a politically important base of the Satsuma domain in Kyoto at the end of the Edo period. After the Taisei Hokan, the Boshin War broke out. Immediately after that, Kakuma Yamamoto (the wife of Joseph Hardy Neesima, the older brother of Yae) was captured and imprisoned in the clan's residence here. Kenpaku (commonly known as "Kanmi"), which was summarized at that time, later influenced as a guideline for the modernization of Kyoto. In the Meiji era, the Satsuma feudal clan's residence in Kyoto was requisitioned by Kyoto Prefecture and sold to the private sector. And it was purchased by Joseph Hardy Neesima through human labor. (Doshisha University) Stone monument: Satsuma feudal clan residence ruins The Satsuma domain at the end of the Tokugawa shogunate was involved in various incidents in Kyoto as one of the central domains promoting the Kobu Gattai faction. Hisamitsu (1817-187), the father of the feudal lord Shimazu Tadayoshi, moved to Tokyo in 1862 In the political change on August 18th of the following year and the Kinmon Incident in 1864, the revered forces centered on the Choshu clan were wiped out in cooperation with the shogunate and the Aizu clan. In addition to the main residence in Nishikikoji-dori Higashinotoin, the Satsuma feudal clan's residence was established in Nihonmatsu near Sokokuji Temple in Bunkyu 3 and became a new political base. in Bunkyu 3rd year. Year of construction 1968 Established Kyoto City Cun height 103 x width 18 x depth 18 cm Inscription [Southwest] Satsuma feudal clan residence ruins [Northwest] November, Showa 43, Kyoto City (Kyoto City) Piece tag: Kyoto Satsuma Clan House (Nihonmatsu Mansion) Mr. Shimazu, the feudal lord, Kokudaka 770,000 stones The end of the Edo period when Japan fell into unprecedented turmoil. In September 1862, the Satsuma (Kagoshima) domain rented land from Shokokuji Temple and built a new domain residence in Kyoto. And this place will become a politically important base of the Satsuma domain in Kyoto at the end of the Edo period. And this place will become a politically important base of the Satsuma domain in Kyoto at the end of the Edo period. After the Taisei Hokan, the Boshin War broke out. Immediately after that, Kakuma Yamamoto (the wife of Joseph Hardy Neesima, the older brother of Yae) was captured and imprisoned in the clan's residence here. Kenpaku (commonly known as "Kanmi") , which was summarized at that time, later influenced as a guideline for the modernization of Kyoto. In the Meiji era, the Satsuma clan's residence in Kyoto was requisitioned by Kyoto Prefecture and sold to the private sector. And it was purchased by Joseph Hardy Neesima through human labor. (Doshisha University)

The former Satsuma Domain's Nihonmatsu residence existed on the Imadegawa campus of Doshisha University. Imagine that the discussions of the Satcho Alliance could not be settled, and that we walked further north from here and moved to the Komatsu Kiyokado's residence for discussions, and it is fun to walk on the road.

This is a very important place for history lovers ❕? It's the place where Ryoma ran for help when the Satcho Alliance was discussed and Ryoma was attacked at Teradaya ? It is also the place where Ryoma was hidden at one point! It's a pity that I'm lonely that it was only a stone monument now, and that the driver was sadly told that there was nothing but a stone monument while I was using a taxi ?