Place of Saigo's Final Stand
鹿児島県
The hillside hollow at Shiroyama where Saigo Takamori fell in 1877, ending Japan's last samurai uprising.
The site at Iwasakidani where Saigo Takamori took his own life on September 24, 1877, ending the Seinan (Satsuma) Rebellion.
During the Seinan War (Satsuma Rebellion) of 1877, the last armed uprising of the samurai class against the Meiji government, Saigo Takamori and his Satsuma forces suffered successive defeats and retreated to Shiroyama on September 1 of that year. Government forces surrounded the mountain with appro…
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