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Ginza in Ginza
The other day I went on a trip to Nara and Kyoto. I was planning to visit Kashihara-jingu Shrine, but I decided to go to see Fushimi Castle in a hurry due to a railway accident. Take a walk in history by searching for famous places and historic sites in Fushimi with a smartphone. If you like history, you may know, but it is a city with a long history. I found a stone monument of "Fushimi Ginza Ruins" near the Keihan Main Line / Fushimi Momoyama Station, Kintetsu / Momoyama Goryo. It is Ginza before Chuo-ku / Ginza. (Refer to Chuo-ku Monoshiri Encyclopedia, October 1, 2017 version) I stood quietly and overlooked it once.
Hatago Teradaya during the late Tokugawa shogunate uproar
Fushimi is famous in sake brewery, but there was Hatago Teradaya, which became famous during the late Tokugawa shogunate turmoil. I walked a little from the "Ginza Ruins", but it was well preserved. There was also a statue of Sakamoto Ryoma in the courtyard. Ryoma died in "Oomiya", but he was attacked here.
If you have time, you can enjoy "Fushimi's history walk" more.