西町奉行所跡

In 1668, the Kyoto Magistrate was founded, and the judicial and administrative authority of the Kyoto office was transferred. The town magistrate's office was divided into east and west, and was in charge of tasks every other month. Nishimachi magistrate's office was built on the west side of Senbondori Nijo Castle. This stone mark shows the mark. The Higashimachi Magistrate's Office was located about 300m east of here, on the south side of Nijo Castle.

Because there is only one stone monument a bit lonely

Enshiro Hiraoka attack site Enshiro Hiraoka is a vassal of the Hitotsubashi family at the end of the Tokugawa shogunate. Tokugawa Yoshinobu's servant. Birth: October 7, 1822 (November 20, 1822) Death: June 16, 1864 (July 19, 1864) [# Seiten Navi] Enshiro has been assassinated. Keijuro Kawamura, who was by his side at this time, inspires himself to fight, and on the spot, engages violently with Chugoro Hayashi and Hiromitsu Ebata, the Mito clan who killed Enshiro. In the fierce battle, I suffered a big sword wound that left a mark on my face. #Seiten wo Tsuketsu

Enshiro Hiraoka's assassination site Kyoto really has a lot of blood that has always been shed in the center of history.

There is only a stone monument at the site of the Nishimachi magistrate's office. The green belt near the monument became mini-Japanese garden style. I'm interested in that and I can only see the monument.

There was a stone monument quietly. How was it when you were in the Shinsengumi? How was the famous "Hexagon Prison"? It's an old story now, and I can't imagine it from the current cityscape.

The place where Enshiro Hiraoka was attacked by the Mito clan and died in the 16th episode of the taiga drama Seiten wo Tsuketsu. Immediately from Exit 1 of Nijo Subway Station.

In 1668, the Kyoto Town Magistrate was founded, and took over the judicial and administrative authority from the Daikan Magistrate (Kamigundai) and Kyoto Shoshidai. Machi-bugyōsho were set up in two locations, east and west, and took charge of the mission every other month. The Nishimachi Governor's Office was built along Senbon-dori on the west side of Nijo Castle. This stone mark shows the mark. Near this current Nakagyo Junior High School, the area north of Senbon-dori Oshikoji Higashiiri is where the Nishimachi Magistrate's Office was located during the Edo period. This magistrate's office has staff called Yoriki and Doshin under the magistrate, and is in charge of general municipal administration in Kyoto, that is, administration, justice, and police in general, and also collects taxes on the territory of the Kinai Shogunate. At the shogunate office, which was also in charge of handling the lawsuits of the temples and shrines, he took turns every month with the Higashimachi magistrate's office (near the current Mibu telephone office). However, both magistrates had 20 horses and 50 concentric people, and the number of staff was small. The Kyoto Machi-bugyō was first placed in the 5th year of Keicho (1600), and from the 8th year of Kanbun (1668), it became a permanent job and reached the end of the Edo period. (Kyoto City) In addition, this area, that is, the outside of the Kyoto Machi-bugyō Yoriki Nagaya (Senbon-gumi Yashiki), is also the place of distress by Enshiro Hiraoka. Enshiro Hiraoka was a vassal of the Hitotsubashi family at the end of the Tokugawa shogunate. It was. In the same year, on June 2, he became a tycoon at the petition of Yoshinobu Tokugawa and was ordained to Mamoru Omi. On June 14, the same year, the Mito clan, Hiromitsu Ebata, and Chugoro Hayashi, who were in Tokyo, were assassinated outside the Kyoto Town Yoriki Nagaya (Senbon-gumi Mansion). It is said that Ebata was killed by Keijuro Kawamura (injured), a causative of the Hitotsubashi family, and Hayashi committed suicide after being seriously injured. In 1668, the Kyoto Town Magistrate was founded, and took over the judicial and administrative authority from the Daikan Magistrate (Kamigundai) and Kyoto Shoshidai. Machi-bugyōsho were set up in two locations, east and west, and took charge of the mission every other month. The Nishimachi Governor's Office was built along Senbon-dori on the west side of Nijo Castle. This stone mark shows the mark. Near this current Nakagyo Junior High School, the area north of Senbon-dori Oshikoji Higashiiri is where the Nishimachi Magistrate's Office was located during the Edo period. This magistrate's office has staff called Yoriki and Doshin under the magistrate, and is in charge of general municipal At the shogunate office, which was also in charge of handling the lawsuits of the temples and shrines, he took turns every month with the Higashimachi magistrate's office (near the current Mibu telephone office). However, both magistrates had 20 horses and 50 concentric people, and the number of staff was small. The Kyoto Machi-bugyō was first placed in the 5th year of Keicho (1600), and from the 8th year of Kanbun (1668), it became a permanent job and reached the end of the Tokugawa shogunate. (Kyoto City) In addition, this area, that is, the outside of the Kyoto Machi-bugyō Yoriki Nagaya (Senbon-gumi Yashiki), is also the place of distress by Enshiro Hiraoka. Enshiro Hiraoka was a vassal of the Hitotsubashi family at the end of the Tokugawa shogunate. It was. In the same year, on June 2, he became a tycoon at the petition of Yoshinobu Tokugawa and was ordained to Mamoru Omi. On June 14, the same year, the Mito clan, Hiromitsu Ebata, and Chugoro Hayashi It is said that Ebata was killed by Keijuro Kawamura (injured), a causative of the Hitotsubashi family, and Hayashi committed suicide after being. seriously injured.