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History · Sendai

The Life of Oniwa Tsunamoto, a Sengoku Period Warlord Who Is One of the Three Great Men of the Date Clan - Like Date Masamune, He Had a History of Running Away!

Date Masamune, a warlord of the Sengoku period, is known for many anecdotes. Just like their lord, he had three senior vassals under him, known as the "Date Three Great Men," who all have their own interesting anecdotes. They are Oniwa Tsunamoto, Katakura Kagetsuna, and Date Masamune. They all served Masamune from a young age and had temporarily run away, or nearly ran away. This time, we will focus on Oniwa Tsunamoto, the eldest. Just from his …Read Article

War · Kagoshima

Who Won the Anglo-Satsuma War? Satsuma or Britain? After the War, They Became Linked Together by a Focus on Profit.

The year after Shimazu Hisamitsu went to Kyoto - 1863, Bunkyu 3. Godai Saisuke (later Godai Tomoatsu), the most intelligent and enlightened man in the Satsuma domain, was shocked to hear some news. "The British fleet is heading to attack Satsuma!" Godai Tomoatsu / National Diet Library Collection Convinced that Satsuma had no chance of winning, he resolved to directly negotiate with the British fleet, which was expected to stop by Nagasaki, to p…Read Article

Japan · Japan

"Sakoku" Does Not Mean Closing Off the Country, It Just Means Restrictions - There Were Diplomatic Routes Other than Nagasaki

"Sakoku" (national isolation) was the most impactful policy in the Edo period. It's probably something even elementary school students know about, but when did this word first appear in Japan? If you're not a person who knows the Edo period, you probably can't answer. It was in 1801. It started when Shizuki Tadao, a Dutch interpreter in Nagasaki, translated a book by German doctor Engelbert Kaempfer. This German had worked in Dejima, and transla…Read Article

The Monk Kusei of Honshoji Temple Who Shook Ieyasu's Rule over Mikawa - the Reason Why the Rebels Were Ultimately Protected

It is said that Tokugawa Ieyasu faced three times in his life when it would not have been surprising if he had died. There was the divine lord's foray into Iga immediately after the Honnoji Incident. The Battle of Mikatagahara where he clashed with Takeda Shingen. And then there was the Mikawa Ikko Ikki uprising. "Isn't it a bit of an exaggeration to say that an uprising was a life-threatening event?" you may think so, but in this battle some of…Japan · Japan Read Article

The Life of Izu's Sengoku Warlord, Itabe Oka Eisekisai - a Diplomat Involved with Five Generations of the Hojo Clan and Favored by Hideyoshi

July 4, 1609 (June 3, 1609) is the death anniversary of Izu Sengoku warlord Itabeoka Kosetsusai. At first glance, his name is quite difficult, but in fact, the kanji is read as it is, "Itabeoka Kosetsusai," which is a surprisingly simple pattern. When he was born, his surname was "Tanaka," which was the simplest surname. After that, he changed his name several times, and it was after 1584 (Tensho 12) that he settled on Itabeoka Kosetsusai, at a …Shizuoka · Shizuoka Read Article

The Life of Saigo's Best Friend, Katsura Hisataka (Younger Brother of Akayama Tsuneyuki) He Was Not Supposed to Take Part in the Seinan War, but...

In the historical drama "Saigo Don," Akayama Tsuyoshi took his own life by suddenly committing seppuku. At that time, the person who came to ask for the executioner to behead him was Akayama's younger brother, Katsura Hisatake, who was played by Idota Jun of the comedy duo Speedwagon. "I was given a good role in my first historical drama," I thought, even though it may be none of my business. The reason I thought so was because Katsura Hisatake,…Kagoshima · Kagoshima Read Article

There Was a Time when Osaka Was Number One in Japan! the Glorious History of the City that Was Called the Manchester of the East

"Osaka is the Manchester of the East!" A character in the morning drama Warotenka, set in the Meiji to Showa eras, exclaimed with admiration, "Manchester is a commercial and industrial city representing the UK, which developed during the British Industrial Revolution. In essence, it is the number one city in Asia, surpassing Japan - a title that hints at such pride, but in fact, as they say, Osaka was once not only the second city in Japan, but …Osaka · Osaka Read Article

The Rebellion of Tachibana Naramaro - the 37-Year Life of Naramaro, Who Was Defeated by Empress Koken and Fujiwara No Nakamaro and Died in Prison

July 4th, the first year of the Tenpyo Hoji era (757), is the day that Tachibana Naramaro's Rebellion was discovered. The key to this incident is not that it "occurred," but that it was "discovered." Or rather, perhaps we should say that Naramaro was the one who was at fault. The underlying cause lies a little earlier, so let's look back about 14 years from this day. If Empress Koken had ascended to the throne, the Fujiwara clan would have had a…Osaka · Osaka Read Article

Henri Sanson, the Second Most Decapitated Man in Human History, and the Tragic Agony of an Executioner

In French, "Monsieur de Paris". In Japanese, it would be something like "Parisian husband". You might imagine a fashionable man who runs a cafe... but that's not the case at all. "The Executioner of Paris" is no joke. There used to be an executioner in every city in Europe. They were only a supporting character in history. They were a man with a cold expression and an axe or sword, standing next to the person who was determined to take the head.…Paris, France · Paris Read Article

Is It True that Masamune Knelt Before Hideyoshi in White Robes? Date and Mogami Participated in the Odawara Campaign.

Toyotomi Hideyoshi besieges Odawara Castle and tries to drive the Hojo clan to ruin. When such a development occurs in Sengoku manga and dramas, this is a famous scene that is almost always depicted. Date Masamune, a Sengoku daimyo of Mutsu, appears in "white robes" and kneels before Hideyoshi - Hideyoshi sees this and grins, saying, "If I had been one step later, I would have lost my head." Masamune is in a difficult situation and cannot make …Sendai · Sendai Read Article

The Life of Takechi Hanpeita, Leader of the Tosa Kinno Party - Is It Appropriate to View Him as a Villain Who Assassinated Toyo and Discarded Izo?

"It's spring rain, so let's get wet." Most people probably don't know what this line means now, but it was once all the rage. In the Shinkokugeki play "Tsukigata Hanpeita," the protagonist speaks to a maiko as he walks along Sanjogawara, and it was so popular that a parody of it was featured in a TV commercial. Who is this Tsukigata Hanpeita based on? Many people may have guessed from the name. Yes, it is Takechi Hanpeita of the Tosa clan. Hands…Kochi · Kochi Read Article

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The Life of Oniwa Tsunamoto, a Sengoku Period Warlord Who Is One of the Three Great Men of the Date Clan - Like Date Masamune, He Had a History of Running Away!

Who Won the Anglo-Satsuma War? Satsuma or Britain? After the War, They Became Linked Together by a Focus on Profit.

"Sakoku" Does Not Mean Closing Off the Country, It Just Means Restrictions - There Were Diplomatic Routes Other than Nagasaki

The Monk Kusei of Honshoji Temple Who Shook Ieyasu's Rule over Mikawa - the Reason Why the Rebels Were Ultimately Protected

The Life of Izu's Sengoku Warlord, Itabe Oka Eisekisai - a Diplomat Involved with Five Generations of the Hojo Clan and Favored by Hideyoshi

The Life of Saigo's Best Friend, Katsura Hisataka (Younger Brother of Akayama Tsuneyuki) He Was Not Supposed to Take Part in the Seinan War, but...

There Was a Time when Osaka Was Number One in Japan! the Glorious History of the City that Was Called the Manchester of the East

The Rebellion of Tachibana Naramaro - the 37-Year Life of Naramaro, Who Was Defeated by Empress Koken and Fujiwara No Nakamaro and Died in Prison

Henri Sanson, the Second Most Decapitated Man in Human History, and the Tragic Agony of an Executioner

Is It True that Masamune Knelt Before Hideyoshi in White Robes? Date and Mogami Participated in the Odawara Campaign.

The Life of Takechi Hanpeita, Leader of the Tosa Kinno Party - Is It Appropriate to View Him as a Villain Who Assassinated Toyo and Discarded Izo?

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