Taimenjoato Monument

A monument, only.

Original Text

There is a monument in front of the Hayashibara Museum of Art. It is said to be the site of the face-to-face meeting where the feudal lord of Okayama pulled his vassals. The palace was built in the first half of the 19th century, except during the Bunsei era, but the existing building is said to be the Nagayamon that was later relocated after the Meiji era.

A monument, only.

Original Text

There is a monument in front of the Hayashibara Museum of Art. It is said to be the site of the face-to-face meeting where the feudal lord of Okayama pulled his vassals. The palace was built in the first half of the 19th century, except during the Bunsei era, but the existing building is said to be the Nagayamon that was later relocated after the Meiji era.

Stonestone

Original Text

It is a stone monument located near the Okayama Prefectural Library. It seems that the stone walls used to be around here, but there were few remnants.

Stonestone

Original Text

It is a stone monument located near the Okayama Prefectural Library. It seems that the stone walls used to be around here, but there were few remnants.

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Original Text

　This monument is in front of the Hayashibara Museum of Art. The area is Ninomaru, Okayama Castle, and is an area where senior vassals' mansions are located. The face-to-face place was like a guest house, and was used when the feudal lord met daimyo from other countries. Even after the Meiji Restoration, the building remained and was deducted to the former Lord of the Ikeda family and became the Okayama office of the family. At this time, the Nagayamon of the Ikusaka Ikeda family residence, which is a branch family, was relocated from Ninomaru as the main gate, but this remains as the main gate of the museum. However, the mansion was burned down by the 1945 Okayama air raid ...