聚楽城武家地豊臣秀勝邸跡伝承地
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(5)This site marks the traditional location of Toyotomi Hidekatsu's residence within the samurai district of Jurakudai Castle. It's identified by a stone monument and an explanatory panel in front of a private home. The area was once part of Jurakudai Castle, built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi on the former grounds of the Heian-kyo Imperial Palace.
Address
309-5 Bentenchō, Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto, 602-8168, Japan
Worth it?
Worth it if you're seeking out very specific historical markers and enjoy piecing together the past from subtle clues
Skip if you're looking for grand ruins or a major attraction
Location
309-5 Bentenchō, Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto, 602-8168, Japan
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Highlights
The stone monument is inscribed with both the site of Toyotomi Hidekatsu's residence and the Ranrinbo area of the Heian-kyo Imperial Palace.
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Who it's for
History buffs interested in the specific locations tied to prominent figures of feudal Japan, particularly those with a deep knowledge of the Toyotomi clan.
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Reviews
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3 ReviewsReviewers appreciate the historical significance of the site, noting the stone monument and explanatory panel. One reviewer mentioned it appeared on television, suggesting some local recognition.
Fun facts
Toyotomi Hidekatsu was the nephew and adopted son of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and one of three individuals named Hidekatsu associated with the powerful warlord.
