Birthplace of Kusunoki Masashige

Tadaomi of the imperial court

Original Text

Masanari Kusunoki was a military commander who devoted himself to Emperor Go-Daigo during the period from the end of the Kamakura period to the period of confusion during the period of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. Although he was defeated by Takauji Ashikaga in the battle of Minatogawa, it is said that he committed suicide by swore to defeat the enemy in the morning no matter how many times he was reborn. It is convenient because it is in front of the village museum, there is a free parking lot and toilet.

It seems unclear if it was exactly where it was born.

Original Text

It is adjacent to "Roadside Station Chihaya Akasaka" and the local museum. It seems to be a nuance that "it seems that it was born around here" rather than saying "there was a house here and I was born there" in a pinpoint. There is also a place nearby that is said to be a well for hot springs, so I think the probability of being born around here is high. I think it's good for history lovers to come as a roadside station visit, but there is a "roadside station" about 5 minutes by car to stop by travelers, and ...

the site of the young kusunokisan's house

Original Text

It is said that it is the site where Kusunoki was born, but there seems to be no guarantee. There is a stone monument, but it is just a monument.

This is the place where the hero who supported Emperor Go-Daigo was born at the end of the Kamakura period.

Original Text

Mizubun Yamanoi, Chihaya Akasaka Village, Osaka Prefecture is said to be the birthplace of Masanari Kusunoki. He studied at Kanshinji Temple until he was 15 years old. At the end of the Kamakura Shogunate, politics was returned to the hands of the emperor again, but Masanari Kusunoki fought against the Kamakura Shogunate army and won the victory. He was appointed jugoi (junior fifth rank) by Emperor Godaigo, but he defeated Takauji Ashikaga, who rebelled against the flag, in the battle of Hyogo Minatogawa and committed suicide.

Right hand toward the local museum, the surroundings were clean.

Original Text

After climbing Chihaya Castle, I visited the local museum as a set. There are only monuments showing Kusunoki's birthplace, but materials showing Kusunoki's activities are exhibited at the adjacent local museum, and the surrounding area of the monument is clean, so you can feel the feelings of the locals for Kusunoki. I can.