東金御殿跡

Name: 東金御殿跡
Address: Togane, 〒283-0802 Chiba,Japan, 〒１Ｆ Chiba, Japan

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住所：	Togane, 〒283-0802 Chiba,Japan
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 ,
街：	〒１Ｆ Chiba

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〈	〈千葉ロッテ病〉ザトさん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 高校がありますがそこが跡地になります。旧東金街道にはもう一つの入口跡地があります。 There is a high school, but that is the site. There is another entrance site on the old Togane Highway.
p	pen pen on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 始点の船橋から約37km、御成街道の終点にあたる御殿跡は、現在東金高校の敷地になっていて目に見える遺構らしきものはありません。元禄年間に残された古地図によると御殿には弓部屋、鉄砲部屋、家臣、側室など40を超える部屋があったそうです。三方を山に囲まれ、一方は八鶴湖になっていて敵に襲われにくい場所に建てられました。この地の鷹狩りには家康公が2回、二代将軍秀忠公が9回、三代将軍家光公が1回訪れています。また家康公が東金御殿に続く御成街道を急造させた目的は江戸湾の入り口を支配してた外様大名、安房の里見氏の動向を急いで探る必要があったのではないかと推察されています。「ちば見聞録より」 The Goten, which is about 37 km from the starting point of Funabashi and the end point of Onari Kaido, is now the site of Togane High School and there are no visible remains. According to the old map left in the year of the Genroku, the palace has more than 40 rooms, including bow rooms, gun rooms, vassals, and side rooms. Surrounded by mountains on three sides, one was Lake Hatsuru and was built in a place that would be difficult for enemies to attack. Ieyasu is twice visiting the area, the second General Shoji is nine times, and the third General Ikeiko is visiting once. In addition, it is speculated that the purpose for which Ieyasu Kodoki's purpose was to create the route to continue to Togane-mon, because it was necessary to hurry to find out the movement of Mr. Satomi, who was ruled by Kasama Daimyo who controlled the entrance of Edo Bay. You "From the Chiba memoirs"
は	はるのゆいたろう on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 「東金御殿」と言われても現在は何の遺構も残っていません。御殿があったと思われる付近は今は校庭となっています。伝えるのは案内看板のみです。東金御殿は江戸幕府を開いた徳川家康が付近での「鷹狩り」の為に建築されたとの事です。(鷹狩りに来るだけの道も「御成街道」として整備されています)、付近には家康と縁の深い寺院も点在しています。城郭とまではいかないですが、普通の住宅とは部屋数も豪華さもはるかに違った施設だったようです。(戦国時代は付近に東金城があったようですが……) Even if it is called "Togane Palace", there are no remains of it at present. The area where the palace was supposed to have been is now a schoolyard. Only the signboard tells you. It is said that Togane Goten was built by Ieyasu Tokugawa, who opened the Edo Shogunate, for "falconry" in the vicinity. (The road just for falconry is also maintained as "Onari Kaido"), and there are also temples closely related to Ieyasu. It's not like a castle, but it seems that the number of rooms and luxury were far different from ordinary houses. (It seems that there was Togane Castle nearby during the Warring States period ...)