＞ Shinroku Hazama was separated from his father and brother, and together with nine comrades, was housed in the Kamiyashiki of the Chofu clan in Azabu Higabo. ・・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ During the strict caution, Shinroku and others, who spent a calm year-end and New Year holidays, were offered a stomach on February 4.
The Chofu clan side considers the stomach to be a ritual, and makes proposals to the Shogunate officials.
[The side difference of the stomach, wrap the fan in paper and prepare the ten bottles ...] ("Mori family Record")
Shinroku's stomach was the ninth. While clansman Era Kiyokichi set up a sword, Shinroku took action to hit his surroundings.
{Ma Shin-Rokuro does not take off his skin, places three treasures (treasures) in front, takes a side difference, and sticks to his belly ...} ("Mori family Record")
It seems that the last appearance of Shinroku was astonishing for the gallery, who thought that the Akaho Nanji and others would be intercepted in a form similar to a fandom without cutting the abdomen directly. After a fierce and intense stomach, Shinroku Hazama scattered at the age of 24.
＞・ ・ ・ In the evening, the bodies of nine Nanji other than Shinroku were transported to Sengakuji Temple. ・・・・・・
It is believed that the Chudo couple (Shinroku's older sister and wife) buried the body of Shinroku in the cemetery of Tsukiji Honganji, which was also the Bodaiji Temple.
＞At Sengakuji Temple, as well as 45 Oishi built-in assistants who transported their bodies, Shinroku Hazama also gave posthumous Buddhist name and built tombstones together.
＞Over time, on April 8, 1928, such an article appeared in a corner of the Asahi Shimbun.
{The transfer of the remains of the Gishi
The Tokyo City Park Division has decided to apply for permission to transfer the grave of Ako Gishima Shin-Rokuro at the graveyard of Tsukiji Honganji to Takanawa Sengakuji. In other words, the grave of Shin-Rokuro now is simply a monument, and the remains are buried in Tsukiji Honganji.
＞The details after that were introduced in detail in the Asahi Shimbun on December 15, 1929.
{The remains of the lawyer are missing
A memorial service for Shin-Rokuro during a strange connection on the day of the debate.
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On February 13, 1929, the graveyard of Honganji was dug back for land readjustment, and ... It was dug back, but it came out from under the tombstone was similar to the bone of a young warrior Two urns that are not different, ...
The others were buried at Sengakuji Temple as will, and could serve you for a long time after his death, but Shin-Rokuro would not be floated if there might be remains, so it became memorial service on the 14th.}
＞At present, it can only be confirmed by the slightly remaining old photographs, but the tomb of Shinroku at the time of the early Showa era was away from the burial position of the Genroku era.
Eventually, the remains of Shinroku Hazama were not found, and then the tombstone was moved to its current position.
However, the tomb and the remains that returned to the soil are close to the land where the house was located at the time of the incident, where the lord Naganori Asano was born. The only one Nanji Akaho is a strange place from his comrades, and may have continued to serve as a clan residence and lord's samurai guard in a long time ago.
Although not mentioned in Monoshiri Encyclopedia, such a drama was hidden in Peace pagoda in the precincts of Honganji Temple.
Yagenbori Fudoin
After entering Shin-ohashi-dori St., go straight to Kayaba Bridge. Chuo-ku government office, Blossom, and Ginza Capital Hotel as seen from Irifune Bridge on the way.
Cross the Kayaba Bridge to Ningyocho. A recently renovated Suitengu Shrine. (Page 100 of the Monoshiri Encyclopedia)
Today's Ningyocho was very crowded with Halloween.
Karakuri Ogura
Daikanonji Temple
The construction of the Olympic Village is progressing, and dumps are constantly coming and going. There was a notice saying, "Maintenance of athlete villages for the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games and creating a legacy after the Games."
