Site of Kyoto Shugoshoku Kamiyasiki Mansion - Kyoto

I couldn't see it because I couldn't get in on the second Saturday.

The government office was closed on Sunday and I could not enter inside!

It is a monument near the entrance of Kyoto Prefectural Government. It was a vast site that showed expectations for the Kyoto Shugoshoku at that time.

In the 2nd year of Bunkyu (1862), Hisamitsu Shimazu moved from Satsuma. With the permission of Emperor Komei of the Kobu Gattai faction, he went down to Edo with the messenger and applied for the reform of the shogunate government to the Edo Shogunate. Although the shogunate was upset by the requests from the imperial court and Tozama Daimyo, who were not allowed to participate in the shogunate government, this is generally accepted. New positions have been established in the Edo Shogunate, with Yoshinobu Tokugawa as the guardian of the general, Harutake Matsudaira as the governor of the government, and Matsudaira Katamori as the guardian of Kyoto. On August 1st, the Aizu feudal lord, Matsudaira Katamori, who became a guardian of Kyoto, led 1,000 feudal lords from Aizu. Initially, Konkai Komyoji Temple will be the tunsho. The Kyoto Shugoshoku was tasked with maintaining the security of Kyoto, with Kyoto Shoshidai, Kyoto Mimawarigumi, and Kyoto Mimawarigumi under his control, and a Shinsengumi as a custody of the Aizu clan. The following year, Matsudaira Katamori relocated the nine towns in the area and built a new Kyoto Shugoshoku residence and Aizu clan Kyoto residence. There were several Kyoto Shugoshoku residences, but this place where Matsudaira Katamori resided is called the Kyoto Shugoshoku residence, Shinmachi-dori in the east, Marutamachi-dori in the south, Nishinotoin-dori in the west, and Shimochojamachi-dori in the north. Surrounded by 30,000 tsubo, it is said to have been a magnificent palace showing the authority of the shogunate. On October 14, 1867, the 15th shogun of the Edo Shogunate, Yoshinobu Tokugawa, returned to Nijo Castle. On December 9, the same day, Yoshinobu Tokugawa was ordered to resign by the Great Order of the Restoration of the Royal Government, and the Kyoto Shugoshoku was abolished. On the 13th, Matsudaira Katamori moved to Osaka Castle with Yoshinobu Tokugawa. The site of the Kyoto Shugoshuku Kamiyashiki was collected by the new Meiji government, and has since become the Kyoto Prefectural Office and the Second JRCS Hospital. In the 2nd year of Bunkyu (1862), Hisamitsu Shimazu moved from Satsuma. With the permission of Emperor Komei of the Kobu Gattai faction, he goes down to Edo with the messenger and proposes to the Edo Shogunate to reform the shogunate. Although the shogunate. was upset by the offer from the imperial court and Tozama Daimyo, who were not allowed to participate in the shogunate, this is generally accepted. New positions have been established in the Edo Shogunate, with Yoshinobu Tokugawa as the guardian of the general, Harutake Matsudaira As the governor of the government, and Matsudaira Katamori as the guardian of Kyoto. On August 1st, the Aizu feudal lord, Matsudaira Katamori, who became a guardian of Kyoto, led 1,000 feudal lords from Aizu. Initially, Konkai Komyoji Temple will be the tunsho. The Kyoto Shugoshoku was tasked with maintaining the security of Kyoto, with Kyoto Shoshidai, Kyoto Mimawarigumi, and Kyoto Mimawarigumi under his control, and a Shinsengumi as the custody of the Ai zu clan. The following year, Matsudaira Katamori relocated the 9 towns in the area and built a new Kyoto Shugoshoku residence and Aizu clan Kyoto residence. There were several Kyoto Shugoshoku residences, but this place where Matsudaira Katamori resided is called the Kyoto Shugoshoku residence. Surrounded by 30,000 tsubo, it is said to have been a magnificent palace showing the authority of the shogunate. On October 14, 1867, the 15th shogun of the Edo Shogunate, Yoshinobu Tokugawa, returned to Nijo Castle. On December 9, the same day, Yoshinobu Tokugawa was ordered to resign by the Great Order of the Restoration of the Royal Government, and the Kyoto Shugoshoku was abolished. On the 13th, Matsudaira Katamori moved to Osaka Castle with Yoshinobu Tokugawa. The site of the Kyoto Shugoshoku Kamiyashiki was collected by the new Meiji government, and has since become the Kyoto Prefectural Office and the Second JRCS Hospital.