Higashikubizuka

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Original Text

It is on the left on the way from Sekigahara Station to the History Memorial Hall. It's a 3-minute walk from the station. It seems that countless necks were buried, so I wonder if it is better to put your hands together first.

The dead of the war

Original Text

A shrine is now built where the enemy's neck experiment was conducted in the battle of Sekigahara. It is a place where the spirits of many war dead sleep, and it is a place where the spine gets cold.

After the war, he was politely buried.

Original Text

The shuzuka was located in the East and West ２ Kesho, and Ieyasu Tokugawa ordered Shigemon Takenaka, who had a territory nearby, to build it. The east side of the shuzuka is located near the site of Tadayoshi Matsudaira and Naomasa II, just across the land bridge (ＪＲ Tokaido Line) from ＪＲ Sekigahara Station.

there's nishishuzuka.

Original Text

A 3-minute walk from JR Sekigahara Station, next to the site of Tadayoshi Matsudaira and Naomasa Ii. It is literally the death toll of the war, and there is also Nishikuzuka.

Buried mound of the dead of the battle of Sekigahara by Ieyasu's instruction

Original Text

In order to mourn many war dead in the Battle of Sekigahara, Ieyasu Tokugawa ordered the east side of the kuzuka to be set up in the east and west ２. The foot of a large growing tree is a place to worship, and it is a spot to visit the battlefields, and it is conveniently located just a short walk from ＪＲ Sekigahara Station. I got an explanation .