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Shigakukan Momonoi Dojo Site
東京都
Founded 1773 and famed as 'Dignity of Momonoi' — one of the Three Great Bakumatsu Edo Dojo where Tosa Loyalists Takechi Hanpeita and Okada Izo honed their Kyoshin Meichi-ryu swordsmanship.
創建
1773 年
種別
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Access
13 min walk from JR Yurakucho Station
Shintomi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo (near Kyobashi Park)
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Historic Site
Founded 1773
253 years
概要
Site of the Kyoshin Meichi-ryu swordsmanship school founded in 1773 by the first Momonoi Shunzo (Naoyoshi) at Minami-Kayabacho in Nihonbashi and later relocated by the second Shunzo (Naokazu) to Asari-gashi in Minami-Hatchobori Otomi-cho (present-day Shintomi, Chuo-ku). Under the fourth Shunzo (Naomasa), it was counted among the "Three Great Dojo of Bakumatsu Edo"—known by the phrase "Technique of…
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Founded 1773 by the first Momonoi Shunzo at Minami-Kayabacho and later moved to Asari-gashi. One of the Three Great Bakumatsu Edo Dojo, famed as "Dignity of Momonoi." Trained Takechi Hanpeita and Okada Izo of the Tosa Loyalist Party. Disbanded in 1885.
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