Josenbo Temple

a small temple.

Original Text

It is a temple in the city. Even if I look it up, there is not much information, but it seems that it is a temple related to the Tokugawa family. At the entrance, there is a stone slab with its origin on it. The only information on the net was written on this stone plate.

Xichuan one の Trifolia の Pattern が See られます

Original Text

I stopped by when I walked on the Tokaido. The tiles are embedded with the crest of Aoi Miba, which was allowed only by the Tokugawa family. It was a place where you could feel the history.

A temple related to the Kuwana domain on the former Tokaido

Original Text

It is a small but prestigious temple because it is a temple with a deep connection to the Kuwana clan. Shoin was relocated from Kuwana Castle and is one of the few existing Kuwana Castle buildings. The tiles and mountain gates have the crest of Aoi Mitsuba, and you can see the height of the formality.

even the buildings of kuwana castle

Original Text

The Josenbo, located along the Tokaido Road, is a very prestigious temple, and the roof tiles have a crest of Aoi Mitsuha. It is surprising that daimyo gave a bow from the palanquin when the line of Sankin alternation passed through here in the Edo period. Shoin is also a relocation of Sannomaru Palace in Kuwana Castle, which is quite valuable. While there are few castle buildings in Mie, this was valuable.

A temple related to the Tokugawa family

Original Text

　It is said that the place of the wife of the Kuwana feudal lord, who is related to the Tokugawa family, is important, and it is said that the daimyo who changed Sankin came out of the palanquin in front of this gate and silent. Behind the main hall is the grave of Motochika Iida, the father of Tachibana no Moribe.