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Tomb of Aoki Konyo
東京都
National Historic Site of the "Sweet Potato Teacher" Aoki Konyo — annual Kansho Festival held each October 28
創建
1769 年
種別
史跡
Access
15 min walk from Fudomae Station (Tokyu Meguro Line)
Shimo-Meguro 3-20 (inside Ryusenji Cemetery), Meguro-ku, Tokyo
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Historic Site
Founded 1769
257 years
概要
A stone grave built during his own lifetime in Shimo-Meguro by Aoki Konyo (1698-1769)—the mid-Edo Confucian and Dutch-learning scholar known as "Kansho-sensei" (Sweet Potato Teacher)—standing today within the cemetery of Meguro Fudo Temple (Ryusenji) as a National Historic Site designated on May 1, 1943. The inscription "Kansho-sensei no Haka" is believed to be in Konyo's own hand. Following the K…
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Stone grave built by Aoki Konyo (1698-1769, "Sweet Potato Teacher") during his lifetime, inscription said to be in his own hand. Konyo imported sweet potatoes from Satsuma after the Kyoho Famine, supporting Yoshimune"s Kyoho Reforms. Designated National Historic Site in 1943. Annual Kansho Festival …
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