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Heikuro Shibuzawa’s place of suicide (harakiri)|CHOCOTABI SAITAMA

CHOCOTABI SAITAMA

Sightseeing spot

Western AreaOgose Town

Heikuro Shibuzawa’s place of suicide (harakiri)

On May 23 of the fourth year of the Keio Era, Heikuro Shibusawa, a member of the old shogunate's army who had been defeated in battle against the new government forces in Hanno, fled towards Kuroyama Village over the Kaoburi pass alone.
He encountered a scouting party and fought alone, but he was badly wounded and committed suicide, harakiri, sitting on a rock on the river bank. Heikuro was a cousin, brother-in-law, and adopted son of Shibusawa Eiichi.

Historical and Cultural facilities

Basic Information

Tourist spot name
Heikuro Shibuzawa’s place of suicide (harakiri)
Location
719 Kuroyama, Ogose Town, Iruma-gun
TEL
049-292-1451049-292-1451
FAX
049-292-1456
Home page
https://www.town.ogose.saitama.jp/kamei/shogaigakushu/bunkazai/ogosebunkazai/1456450691804.html

Access

Public transport
From the west exit of Ogose Station on the JR Hachiko Line and Tobu-Ogose Line, get off at "Kuroyama" on the Kawagoe Sightseeing Bus bound for Kuroyama and walk for 5 minutes.
Car
About 35 minutes from the Kanetsu Expressway Sakado Nishi IC (Smart Interchange).
About 45 minutes from Tsurugashima IC on the Kanetsu Expressway.
Parking
About 10 units

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