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Nagakura Shinpachi's letter to Sato Hikogoro in 1891

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Translation

Dear Sir, I understand the details of your letter. As I am about to leave for my hometown, I have a letter from Matsumoto-sensei for you, but I will not be able to see you for a while. As requested, I will send you the letter from him. Tomorrow on the 27th, I will pass through Kyoto and Osaka to visit the temples. I will inquire about Kondo-sensei's head and the graves of comrades, and I will go to Taniai and Miyagawa to make inquiries. I would also like to ask for your kind cooperation. I hope you will make every effort to collect all the information you can by the end of July, and I will return to Tokyo in late April to see you. I offer my deepest sympathies to you. March 26 Signed, Sugimura Yoshie [T/N: Nagakura Shinpachi’s alternate name] Sato Toshimasa-san [T/N: Sato Hikogoro’s alternate name] Please take care of yourself at this time and in the meantime, I would like to extend my best wishes to the Miyagawa, Kasuya, and Hijikata families and, last but not least, to your family.

Original Text

拝啓陳ぶれば御書翰 の趣き巨細承知仕り候 小生義御地へ罷り出ずるに付き 松本先生より貴殿ヘ 一書を呈し候らえども仰せに任せ 暫時見合わせ候間 右松本先生御手紙 差し送らせ御落手 下さるべく候時に明廿七日 京大坂へまかり越し候寺々 近藤先生首級は尋ね 取り調べ申すべし同志墓も 取り調べ参り候谷合宮川 へ小生より別段申さず候 猶亦宜敷く願い上げたてまつり候 精々七月頃迄に是非とも 御取り集め御尽力 願い上げ奉り候いづれ四月下旬 には帰京余は拝眉を得 万申し述ぶべく候也 　三月廿六日 　　　　杉村義衛拝印 　佐藤俊正様 　　　　　　貴下 　 尚々時候如何御大切 願い申し候御序での砌宮川 粕谷土方へも宜敷く 且つ末ながら御家内中様 へ宜敷く願い上げ奉り候

Information

Addressed to: Sato Toshimasa (Hikogoro)

Date of creation: March 26, 1891

Dimensions: 14cm x 58cm

Current location: Sato Hikogoro Shinsengumi Museum

Commentary

It’s written that he plans to go to Kyoto tomorrow to search for the burial place of Kondo Isami's head and the graves of his comrades. Since the fall of 1890, Nagakura had been scrambling to raise funds from related people for the 23rd anniversary of the deaths of Kondo Isami and Hijikata Toshizo, and to repair the memorial tombs of Shinsengumi members (currently located in front of JR Itabashi Station).

Wikipedia:

In 1868, Kondo Isami, leader of the Shinsengumi, was jailed for twenty days at Itabashi, and beheaded at the execution grounds. A memorial to him stands at the east (Takino-gawa) exit of Itabashi Station. On the right side are engraved the names of forty Shinsengumi people who died in war, and on the left, the names of 64 who died of disease, seppuku, or other causes. To the left of the memorial is a Buddha statue dedicated to people who died without relatives to care for their graves, and to the right, the graves of Kondō and Nagakura Shinpachi, who is said to have erected the memorial. There is also a stone for Hijikata Toshizō, who died in battle at Goryōkaku.

pandanotabi:

The memorial was built by Nagakura Shinpachi, who we have largely to thank for writing detailed memoirs and accounts of the Shinsengumi and their actions, in 1876.  Although some have named this as the Shinsengumi Grave, this is incorrect.  Despite the fact that Kondou Isami met his end in Itabashi, he is not buried here.  His head was sent to Kyoto and his body to Mitaka. The only actual grave that is located inside the memorial grounds is that of Nagakura Shinpachi. To the left you can see a stone tablet honoring Kondou Isami, as well as the grave of Nagakura Shinpachi himself.  At the center is a monument dedicated to both Kondou Isami and Hijikata Toshizou.

To the right is a large stone tablet engraved with more than 100 names of Shinsengumi men who had died in the years leading up to and immediately following the Meiji Restoration in the Boshin Wars. The very first two names are Kondou Isami and Hijikata Toshizou.

Although the memorial is well-kept and clean, it’s not well-marked. All of the locals however seem to know where it is, so if you ask you’re sure to be able to find it. There are no English explanations, and the place is not very big, but it does have a certain atmosphere appropriate for a memorial site. I would recommend going only if you’re a diehard fan of the Shinsengumi though (like me). Located near the East Exit of JR Itabashi Station

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山本鉄男 

ベトナム戦争（処刑） 1964

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Former Sato family residence

[T/N: Hijikata lived here during his teens after he moved out from Kiroku’s house]

Sato Hikogoro's house was called Shimo-sato, and together with the Kamisato family, it served as the wholesaler for the town of Hino. At first, it was a side inn, but by the end of the Edo period, it became the main inn.

The gate facing the Koshu-kaido road was a row-house gate, and the part on the left side with latticework was reconstructed and used as a dojo. It is said that there used to be a dojo on the east side, where Kondo Isami, Okita Souji, Sannan Keisuke, and others from Shieikan used to visit for training.

There’s a ceremonial platform at the front entrance, which was used for lords and others to enter and leave the building. The Emperor Meiji made a short stop at the Sato residence two years in a row, during his excursion in 1881 and his hunting trip in 1882. On those occasions, the red carpet was drawn and he walked from the ceremonial platform to the upper room in his outdoor shoes. When the Koyo Chinbutai visited the Sato family, Hikogoro and Toshinobu greeted them on the ceremonial platform. It was on this platform that Okita Souji showed that he was still in good health by demonstrating a sumo wrestler move. Tamejiro, Toshizo's elder brother, also saw them off from here.

The Sato family used to have a "Upper Room", "Gozen Room" and a “Gourd Pond”, but when the Ariyama family, the adopted home of Hikogoro's fourth son Hikokichi, was destroyed by a large fire in 1893, Hikogoro detached the "Upper Room" and "Gozen Room" and moved them to the Ariyama family with a tow house so that they could live there immediately.

The Sato family's residence is now open to the public as "Hino Yado Honjin," a branch of the Hino City Furusato History Museum. A monument commemorating the visit of the Meiji Emperor is located on the site, although it has been relocated since that time, and is inscribed with the inscription, “明治天皇日野御小休所趾及建物附御膳水”.

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