spot/[id]

ホーム
>
都道府県から探す
>
静岡県
>
伊豆の国市
>
伊豆箱根鉄道「伊豆長岡」駅
>
北条氏邸跡（円成寺跡）
[ まだ写真がありません ]
最初の一枚を投稿しませんか
Hojo Clan Residence Ruins
静岡県
The birthplace of Hojo Tokimasa, Masako, and Yoshitoki — the founding site of the clan that built the Kamakura shogunate
創建
1100 年
種別
史跡
Access
15 min walk from Izuhakone Railway Izunagaoka Station
Yokkacho, Izu-no-kuni, Shizuoka
Open in Google Maps ↗
Info
Historic Site
Founded 1100
926 years
概要
The birthplace of the Hojo clan, located in Yokkacho, Izu-no-kuni City. The Hojo family, who supported the Kamakura shogunate, established their residence here and built their great power. It served as the Hojo headquarters from the late Heian through the Kamakura period, where Hojo Tokimasa, Masako, and Yoshitoki were born and raised. Now developed as the Enjoji ruins site with stone markers and …
もっと読む
由緒
Said to be where Hojo Tokimasa established his residence in the late Heian period. Continued to serve an important role as the Hojo headquarters even after the founding of the Kamakura shogunate.
巡礼コース
13 Lords of the Shogun Trail
0 / 9 スポット
→

記
Related Articles
— 2

記
Yoritomo and Masako: A Love Story Forged at Izusan Shrine
Exiled to Izu at 14 after the Heiji Rebellion, Minamoto no Yoritomo spent nearly two decades as a prisoner before meeting Hojo Masako. Their secret meetings at Izusan Shrine culminated in the 1180 uprising that founded the Kamakura shogunate. This article traces their love story through primary historical sources.
era
›
記
The Five Later Hojo Generations: A Century of Kanto Rule
From Ise Moritoki (Hojo Soun) through Ujitsuna, Ujiyasu, Ujimasa, and Ujinao — five generations of the Later Hojo who ruled the Kanto region for a century from Odawara. Tracing the rise and fall of this sengoku daimyo family — separate from the Kamakura Hojo — from the Izu Incursion to the famous night battle of Kawagoe and the 1590 Odawara siege.
era
›

人
Related Figures
— 1

H
Hojo Tokimasa
First Regent
›
The Hojo Clan Residence site in Izu-Nirayama is the birthplace of the Kamakura Hojo, the family that produced the first shikken (regent), Hojo Tokimasa. It was here that the exiled Minamoto no Yoritomo married Tokimasa's daughter Masako; by backing Yoritomo's uprising, Tokimasa set the Hojo on the path to controlling the shogunate.
Posts
0
＋
No posts yet
Also Worth Visiting
北
Masako's Birth Well
The well said to have been used for the birth-bathing of Hojo Masako, the Nun Shogun, born here in 1157
281m
→
願
Ganjojuin Temple
Founded by Hojo Tokimasa, housing five National Treasure sculptures attributed to master Unkei
352m
→
守
Moriyama Hachimangu Shrine
The Hachimangu where Yoritomo prayed for victory in 1180 before raising his forces — the starting point of the Kamakura shogunate
227m
→
Denhorigoegoshoato
伝堀越御所跡（でんほりごえごしょあと）は、静岡県伊豆の国市寺家にある中世の城館伝承地
189m
→
成
Jofukuji Temple
An ancient Jodo-shu temple in Izu-no-kuni associated with the Hojo clan, in the very heartland of their origins
438m
→
蛭
Hirugashima Park (Yoritomo Exile Site)
The Izu exile site where the 14-year-old Yoritomo spent 20 years, met Masako, and prepared to found the Kamakura shogunate
1.3km
→
韮
Nirayama Castle Ruins
The mountain castle Hojo Soun built as the foundation of a century of Later Hojo rule, holding out 100 days against Hideyoshi
1.9km
→
江
Egawa Residence
One of Japan's oldest private residences, where enlightened magistrate Egawa Hidetatu baked Japan's first bread
2.2km
→
記
情報を提案する
位置のずれ / 由緒 / 参拝時間 / アクセス / 設備 / 注意事項 などを提案できます
›
Report incorrect info ›
📱
Get the app for a better experience
Auto stamp via GPS, offline access, and favorites tracking
Download on the App Store
＋
📱
Explore pilgrimage with the app
Download on the App Store
✕