Essays and essays 3 / Abe Ryutaro

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The End of the Sengoku Period : Ieyasu Tokugawa and the Secrets of Edo Ieyasu, the hero who ended the Sengoku Period, a long and long war. In addition to visiting Kanegasaki Castle (Tsuruga City) and other places related to Japan, we also cover the history of Kyushu and Nagasaki, which were on the verge of Western colonization. We also cover the history of Ieyasu, who built Cornerstone of Peace, until the Shimabara War. We look back on Ieyasu's achievements in building one of the world's leading cities by making full use of the latest excavation results such as the Christian tomb that was discovered in Yaesu near Tokyo Station. We look back on the light and darkness of history. There are also various historic sites such as "Saba-kaido", "Jan Joosten van Lodensteijn", "Edo Cruising", "Statue of Juichimen-Kannon of Haga-ji Temple", "Seyama Castle after climbing under the scorching sun with 37 degrees Celsius" and "Yokoze Ura". You can feel the best part of history travel. The author who won the Naoki Prize actually visited the site to dig up the history. Travel is fun and interesting! [Information recommended by editors] "Kanegasaki Castle where Ieyasu, Nobunaga, Hideyoshi and Mitsuhide gathered" "Vital trade with the Korean Peninsula" "Mitsunari's Sawa Castle and Yoshitsugu's Tsuruga Castle" "Hachinokojima where the Portuguese erected a cross" "Who is the first Kirishitan Daimyo in Japanese history?" "Edo-Tokyo Cruising" where you can experience "Edo" "The Dosan Moat and the Grand Canal of Onagi River donated by Ieyasu" "Edo of Hojo Ujitsugu Odawara" "Sado Gold Mine"