The Remains of Nanshu Saigo

Other Historic Site/Building
This wooden residence is where Saigo Takamori lived for around three years when he was ordered to stay in Amami Oshima Island. It is now a private property managed by the son of his wife, Aigana, and is open to the public as a paid-entry museum. The residence has valuable items such as Saigo Takamori's personal history and private writings, and a stone monument to his wife, Aigana, on display. There is also another monument with the lettering from Katsu inscribed on it.

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Address
Oshima-gun, Kagoshima Tatsugo-cho Ryugo 166 map map Map
Phone
0997623368
Hours
10:30-16:30
Closed
Tuesday, Wednesday
Fees
Entrance fee:200 yen (reservation required to view souvenirs and relics)
Parking Lot
Available(6spaces)
Credit Card
Not available

Information Sources:  NAVITIME JAPAN

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