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Ikedaya Ato (Ikedaya Incident Site)
京都府
The site of the 1864 Ikedaya Incident — Kondo Isami's Shinsengumi raided 30 loyalist activists here, triggering the Kinmon Incident
創建
1864
種別
史跡
Access
3 min walk from Keihan Sanjo Station
Sanjo Kobashi-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto
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Historic Site
Founded 1864
162 years
概要
The site of the Ikedaya Incident, which occurred in the late night of June 5, 1864. Approximately thirty loyalist samurai from Choshu and Tosa domains had gathered at this inn near the west end of Sanjo Bridge when Kondo Isami\'s Shinsengumi raided it. After fierce close-quarters fighting, several activists including Yoshida Toshimaro and Mochizuki Kameyata were killed and many were captured. This…
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Ikedaya was an inn (hatago) that operated near the west end of Sanjo Bridge during the late Edo period. On the night of June 5, 1864, an event that would dramatically alter Japanese history unfolded within its walls. Approximately thirty loyalist samurai, primarily from the Choshu and Tosa domains, …
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1864
Ikedaya Incident
In the late night of June 5, 1864, the Shinsengumi—led by Kondō Isami, Okita Sōji, and Hijikata Toshizō—raided the Ikedaya inn, where loyalist samurai from Chōshū domain were plotting. Several sonnō jōi activists were killed or captured. The incident enraged Chōshū, triggering the Kinmon Incident the following month. It cemented the Shinsengumi's reputation as the shogunate's feared enforcement arm in Kyoto.
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