Grave of Yamauchi Yōdō

The graveyard of Yamauchi Toyoshige, the 15th feudal lord of the Tosa domain and one of the four wise men at the end of the Edo period. Although it is next to Oi Park, it cannot be reached directly from the park and will be visited from the entrance under the hill. Also, the inside of the graveyard did not seem to be well maintained, and it felt a bit rough.

Yamauchi Toyoshige Public Cemetery. Mr. Toyonobu Yamauchi (Yamauchi Toyoshige) of the four wise men at the end of the Edo period "Whale Sea Intoxication" sleeps. 7 minutes walk from Samezu station.

It is adjacent to Oi Park in 4-5 minutes on foot from Sakai Station. It is a grave of the mountain content hall of the Tosa clan lord 15 generations. As a pioneer of the Meiji Restoration, it seems to have had a major impact on the makusa. He died suddenly at the age of 46 and was buried here by his last testimony. In addition, there is a grave of the 13th generation's regular room, a grave of Mrs. Toyonori 16's, and a grave of the Yamauchi clan, which were introduced from the Shimadzu family.

I think that there are a lot of people who immediately think of the driver's license examination center if you hear that it is Shinagawa ward. I also came here many times with renewal after getting a license here in my school days. However, I had never got to the exit on the opposite side of the test site, so I did not know that the tomb of the Tosa clan 15th Shogosan Content Hall (Toyoshin / Toyoshige) was next to Oi Park. . Naturally, I thought that I had a tomb from generation to generation even at Bodhi Temple in Kochi Prefecture. It was surprising. Until the establishment of the Meiji government after the return to Daisei, while Satsuma and the Choshu faction hold the initiative and a back-to-back monarchy comes back, the Tokugawa Mokuya advocacy advocacy advocacy has failed to pass, and it has been a sloppy It takes me to Iwakura tool vision. Haruka Matsudaira, who was the master of Fukui, got a little in sync, but in the end, it was decided on a policy of closing, with the Emperor at the center. The root thought of the hall was the common-armed union theory, but in a situation where it did not come to fruition, has it gradually become overwhelmed by the seemingly overwhelming battle of the abbot. After the Meiji Restoration, he will assume office as Secretary General of the country, but will resign promptly in 1869. It was only as if he called himself a "Shinkai-Dankan", and after that it seemed to have been a secluded life with a heavy drinker and a sizzling feeling, and in the sang songs "Fun is the sake behind the pillars and the woman in the left and right with money" Did you go to the ground? It is not a form that I will never give up, but I feel like it was a way to mislead my frustration. There are various evaluations, but they also appear as tasteful characters that make Tosa feel like a man. After all, years of drinking became afflicted, and in 1872 he suffered from cerebral hemorrhage and closed his 46-year-old life. The grave is not in a state of being well-maintained, but it is selfish, but I think it would be nice if the people of the Kochi Kenjinkai in Tokyo would do maintenance and drinking once a month. By the way, the tombs of Matsudaira Haruka and Iwakura Gakumoku are located in Kaizen-ji Temple, which takes less than 10 minutes. Furthermore, if you walk toward Shinagawa for 20 minutes, there is a tomb of Itagaki retirement aid. Is this also something?

【Shinagawa Ward Specified Historic Site】 ... Designated name is "Yamauchi Toyunobu (Kudo) Grave" ... I imagined a grave like the Olympic Tower but it was a small circular mound. It seems that Yamanouchyado was buried in the Temple, so is it the shape of a Shinto tomb? By the way, I remembered the grave of Tokugawa Yoshinobi as a torpedo shaped circular tomb. The hill with a grave was once called Oshii-mura's Shimosan-yama (Tosa mountain) and was the place where the Tosa clan's Yamanouchi, including Oi's park on the north, was located. At that time I guess the sea could be seen in front of me. By the way, it is adjacent to Oi Park on the map, but you can not go directly from the park. When you go south along the promenade parallel to Daiichi Keihin on the east side of the park you will see the stairway above the grave. We can not visit from 12/29 to 1/3.