Hideie Ukita Dwelling Site

It seems that he lived in peace.

Original Text

Even though it is a residence site, only a part of the stone wall remains, but it is a place where you can feel that it was an island that was washed away by Hideie Ukita. The grave is in a group cemetery, so it is difficult to understand unless you look for it 〜.

the big sotetsu grows up.

Original Text

I visited on a tour. It felt like I was passing in front of a private house and entering it, and I was wondering if it was really okay to enter. I felt that a big sotetsu was growing up and there was a residence.

The backyard of a private house?

Original Text

I parked because there was a sign on the road, but I was wondering if I could enter because it felt like I was going inside a private house. The ruins of the residence are nothing special because there is an explanation sign. Is it really good to be in?

Historic sites in inconspicuous places

Original Text

It is the site of a residence in the exile of the Hideie Ukita, who was called Saisho Bizen, one of the five chief retainers under the Toyotomi administration. You were the person who taught hot Noh at Sanada Maru. I am deeply moved when I think that I lived in this place until the age of 84, about 50 years after exile. If you like history, you should definitely visit.

Maybe it's not worth going.

Original Text

It's in a corner of a private house, and there's only a little explanation. I don't think it's worth the trouble without the remnants of the building.