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|English Name=Kai Genji Yakata
|Japanese Name=甲斐源氏館・平塩館・御屋敷
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|Japanese Name=甲斐源氏館
 
|Romaji Name=Kai-Genji-yakata
 
|Romaji Name=Kai-Genji-yakata
|Alternate Names=源義清館
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|Alternate Names=源義清館・平塩館・御屋敷
 
|Founder=Minamoto Yoshikiyo
 
|Founder=Minamoto Yoshikiyo
|Year Founded=c. 1110
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|Year Founded=c. 1130
 
|Castle Type=Fortified Manor
 
|Castle Type=Fortified Manor
 
|Castle Condition=Ruins only
 
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|Prefecture=Yamanashi Prefecture
 
|Prefecture=Yamanashi Prefecture
 
|Notes=I came here after walking to the Daimon Hirin Park in Ichikawa-Daimon, which is history park centred around reproductions of historical Chinese stellae. The park boasts Chinese traditional ornamentation and architecture, though some of it is quite cheaply erected, and so it was like "mogi China" for me. Near the park is the site of the manor hall of Minamoto Yoshikiyo, which is now a shrine. Nothing remains of the proto-medieval structure of the fortification, the former base of the Kai-Genji.
 
|Notes=I came here after walking to the Daimon Hirin Park in Ichikawa-Daimon, which is history park centred around reproductions of historical Chinese stellae. The park boasts Chinese traditional ornamentation and architecture, though some of it is quite cheaply erected, and so it was like "mogi China" for me. Near the park is the site of the manor hall of Minamoto Yoshikiyo, which is now a shrine. Nothing remains of the proto-medieval structure of the fortification, the former base of the Kai-Genji.
|History=One of several residences of Minamoto Yoshikiyo, who became the head of the Kai-Genji, established around 1110 when he relocated to Kai from Hitachi. The territory around this manor hall was Ichikawa-sō (in the Heian period, before domains, such warlords had manors). It is thought that the manor hall was not occupied for long, however, and that the Kai-Genji soon relocated to Itsumi-sō after expanding their territory.
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|History=One of several residences of Minamoto Yoshikiyo, who became the head of the Kai-Genji, established around 1130 when he relocated to Kai from Hitachi. The territory around this manor hall was Ichikawa-sō (in the Heian period, before domains, such warlords had manors). It is thought that the manor hall was not occupied for long, however, and that the Kai-Genji soon relocated to Henmi-sō after expanding their territory.
 
|Year Visited=Viewer Contributed
 
|Year Visited=Viewer Contributed
 
|AddedJcastle=2021
 
|AddedJcastle=2021

Revision as of 19:28, 2 August 2022

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History

One of several residences of Minamoto Yoshikiyo, who became the head of the Kai-Genji, established around 1130 when he relocated to Kai from Hitachi. The territory around this manor hall was Ichikawa-sō (in the Heian period, before domains, such warlords had manors). It is thought that the manor hall was not occupied for long, however, and that the Kai-Genji soon relocated to Henmi-sō after expanding their territory.


Visit Notes

I came here after walking to the Daimon Hirin Park in Ichikawa-Daimon, which is history park centred around reproductions of historical Chinese stellae. The park boasts Chinese traditional ornamentation and architecture, though some of it is quite cheaply erected, and so it was like "mogi China" for me. Near the park is the site of the manor hall of Minamoto Yoshikiyo, which is now a shrine. Nothing remains of the proto-medieval structure of the fortification, the former base of the Kai-Genji.




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Castle Profile
English Name Kai Genji Yakata
Japanese Name 甲斐源氏館
Alternate Names 源義清館・平塩館・御屋敷
Founder Minamoto Yoshikiyo
Year Founded c. 1130
Castle Type Fortified Manor
Castle Condition Ruins only
Historical Period Pre Edo Period
Features
Visitor Information
Access Ichikawa-Honmachi Station on the Minobu Line; 10 minute walk
Visitor Information 24/7; Free; Shrine
Time Required 20 minutes
Location Ichikawamisato, Yamanashi Prefecture
Coordinates 35° 33' 29.05" N, 138° 30' 23.47" E
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Admin
Added to Jcastle 2021
Contributor ART
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