京都所司代
He served in the Tokugawa shogunate as the second "Kyoto Shoshidai", holding office in the period spanning the years from 1601 through 1620. In addition to administrative duties, the "shoshidai"'s participation in ceremonial events served a function in consolidating the power and influence of the shogunate. For example, in September 1617, a Korean delegation was received by Hidetada at Fushimi Castle, and Katsuhige was summoned for two reasons (1) for the Koreans, to underscore the importance accorded the embassy, and (2) for the "kuge" courtiers in attendance, to make sure that they were properly impressed.