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Izushi siryoukan（museum)

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Izushi tourist attractions

map

http://izushi.co.jp/map/

10 tourist attractions in Izushi castle town.

出石城
Izuhijo

1 出石城跡Izushijoseki
Climbing stone steps, entering the red
Torii gate, and looking down over thecastle town from Inari Jinja (Shrine), you
can enjoy a cityscape that is unique tothe castle town, and which conjures up
images of the Edo period. Sumi Yagura(corner tower) was restored in 1968 atthe site of Honmaru (main part of thecastle) followed by construction of Tojo
Gate and Tojo Bridge.

魚屋Uoya

出石明治館

魚屋Uoya6 Izushi Meijikan
A rare quasi-Western wooden structure
built in 1887 as a prefectural hall.
Oﬀering a permanent exhibition ofIzushiʼs well-known personalities
including Mr. Tsutomu Sakurai. It is a
designated cultural property of the city.

内町
Uchimachi（出石酒蔵）
5 酒蔵
Sakagura (Izushi Shuzo Y.K.)
The red mud wall has aged with thepassage of time to create an expression
like that of a human face. The sakebrewery sells local sake “Sasazru”

辰鼓楼
8 Shinkoro
Shinkoro was built in 1871 at Yaguradai
beside the Otemon Gate of the former
Sannomaru. Since Dr. Ikeguchi donateda large clock in 1881, Shinkoro has been
known familiarly as the clock tower. The
third clock now keeps time.

Business hours: 9:30 A.M. ‒ 5:00 P.M. ( last admission by 4:30P.M.)
Admission fees: Aduslt:100 yen, Elementary/junior high school students: Free
Holidays: Mondays, New Year holidays (Dec. 28 ‒ Jan. 4), during exhibition preparation periods

内町Uchimachi

9 出石家老屋敷Izushi Karoh Yashiki
The former residence of a senior
samurai in the late Edo period, which
was located within Izushi Castle. This iswhere the mansion of Sengoku Sakyo,
who played a major role in the Sengoku
Disturbance, was located.

Business hours: 9:30 A.M. ‒ 5:00 P.M. ( last admission by 4:30P.M.)
Admission fees: Adult: 100 yen, High school/college students: 80 yen,
Elementary/junior high school students: Free
Holidays: Nov. 3, Dec. 31, Jan. 1, during exhibition preparation periods

内町Uchimachi

Yoida

13 Izushi Shiryokan (Museum)The former residence of a wealthy
merchant who traded silk in the Meiji
period. It has been exhibiting historicalmaterials mainly related to Izushi-han as
a museum since 1977.

Toyooka Municipal Museum of Art
Kiyonaga Itoh Museum
Exhibiting a large number of art works
by Mr. Kiyonaga Itoh (born in Izushi),paintings from his childhood to death,and his favorite painting tools.

Business hours: 9:30 A.M. ‒ 5:00 P.M. ( last admission by 4:30P.M.)
Admission fees: Adult: 500 yen, High school/college students: 300 yen,
Elementary and junior high school students: Free (Special exhibition surcharge may apply.)
Holidays::Wednesdays, New Year holidays, during exhibition

出石史料館

宵田

11 豊岡市立美術館
伊藤清永記念館

桂小五郎潜居跡

宵田Yoida14 廣江屋跡（荒物屋）Katsura Kogoro Senkyo-ato
A monument is located at Hiroeya-ato
where Katsura Kogoro (Kido Takayoshi)
is said to have operated a businesswhile in hiding. In addition toHiroeya-ato, a small monument isinstalled at Senkyo-ato.

Business hours: 9:30 A.M. ‒ 5:00 P.M. ( last admission by 4:30P.M.)
Admission fees: Adult: 300 yen, High school/college students: 180 yen,
Elementary and junior high school students: FreeHolidays: Mondays, New Year holidays (Dec. 28 ‒ Jan. 4), during exhibition preparation periods

柳Yanagi

出石永楽館
15 Izushi
Eirakukan
Izushi Eirakukan opened in 1901 and is
the oldest make-shift playhouse in theKinki region. It was renovated in 2008
after 44 years. Backstage areas such as
Mawari Butai (revolving stages) andNaraku (under the stage) are open topublic when no performance including
Kabuki is underway.

Business hours: 9:30 A.M. ‒ 5:00 P.M. ( last admission by 4:30P.M.)
Admission fees: Adult: 300 yen, Students: 200 yen,
Elementary and junior high school students: FreeHolidays: Mondays, Thursdays

東條Tojo24 宗鏡寺SukyojiReconstructed by Takuan Osho in 1616,
Sukyoji is also known as Takuan-dera(Takuan Temple). It had been a place ofworship of Izushi Castle lords forgenerations as Bodaiji Temple.

Historiy ofIzushi
Since the time of myth.

A key to solve
the historical mysteris

Izuhi is an old town described in the ancient books of Kojiki(Records of Ancient Matters) and Nihonshoki (the Chroniclesof Japan). It is said that Amenohiboko who is an ancient god
The Stronghold of Yamana Familyof pioneer in the land of Tajima region had developed Izushi.
Tajima region was conquered by Yamana Tokiuji
during the Muromachi Period (1336 –1573). Tokiuji’ sson, Tok iyosh i bu i lt a castle on Konosumiyama
mountain, and Izushi became the prosperous center ofTajima reg ion. But Tokiyoshi’ s g randson, Sozen( Mochitoyo) has caused the Onin War (1467) andbecame the warlord of the Western army. However,during the Sengoku period (civil war era) the castle atthe Konosumiyama-mountain had fallen to Oda’ sa rmy, and even a f ter S ozen moved the castle toArikoyama-mountain, it was also attacked and fallen.

The legend of Amenohiboko

Figure of “Seto no Iwabiki”
Izushi town streets show historical transitionsof a castle town

buried in Izushi.

Izushi Bikan historical quarter

Zen priest
Takuan lie

Yamana Sozen breaking
the Onin War.

View from Arikoyama castle ruins

Influential feudal clans of TajimaOne of three major clan unrests of Edo period.
The cause of the unrest was a power struggle between two
cheif ministers Sengoku Sakyo (reformer) and Sengoku
Mikinosuke (conservative). Izushi domain was accused ofa clan takeover, and was punished by Edo government.
Izushi domain’ s income was reduced fifty eight thousand
goku (measurement for rice) to thirty thousands.

Castle town had
prospered.

Sengoku Unrest
One of three major clan unrests of Edo period.
happened

The cause of the unrest was a power struggle between two
cheif ministers Sengoku Sakyo (reformer) and Sengoku
Mikinosuke (conservative). Izushi domain was accused of

出石城跡

Izushijoseki

Nishino kuruwa

西の郭

二の丸上の郭A shrine enshrines
Sengoku Gonbei
Hidehisa.

稲荷参道

Kannouden

When wallking up
the approach, you
can see the InariShrine.

Approach to the Inari Shrine

Inari Shrine

Ninomaru kamino kuruwa

二の丸下の郭登城門
Castle gate

Ninomaru Shimo kuruwa

登城橋
Bridge to castle

Katsura Kogoro hid himself
in Izushi

HonmaruKannouden

本丸

感応殿

Yamazato no kuruwa

山里の郭

稲荷神社
Inari Shrinea clan takeover, and was punished by Edo government.