Grave of Amano Yarihee

Original Text

If you enter Nishioji Ichijo to the east, you will find Jizo-in Temple (Tsubakiji Temple). There was a quiet grave on the right side of Jizo-do in the precincts. It's hard to understand, but please look at the map of the precincts when you enter the gate. Ribei's grave is also located at Shokoji Temple in Teramachi.

Original Text

Ribei Amanoya is a merchant in Osaka who cooperated with the raid of Roshi Ako, including Kuranosuke Oishi, a loyal retainer. It's a little confusing.

Original Text

There is a grave in Tsubakiji Jizo-in Temple. I didn't know the location of the grave, so I finally understood after being taught. It was said that I would go on the right road of the temple and turn further right. Rhei Amanoya was a townspeople in Sakai, longing for the old days of a tea ceremony senior, and living in seclusion in this temple and praying for the soul of a gishi.

Original Text

　Toshibe Amanoya was a person who raised weapons to attack ako Roshi, and in the play of chushingura, he was known for the serif of 'Toshibe Amanoya is a man.' It is a little strange why there is a grave in Kyoto only for wealthy merchants in Osaka, but according to the temple, he retired in this temple after the revenge of ako Roshi and finished his life. The tomb is located near Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, Jizo-in Temple, which is famous for the name of Tsubakiji Temple. There is a stone monument in front of the gate.

Original Text

It was in the precincts of Tsubakiji Temple. A stone monument stood in front of the mountain gate at the entrance of the precincts, and the location was shown in advance. The actual tomb looks old, and there was a stone monument and an explanation board in front of the tombstone.