Kumoi Imperial Palace
When the emperor was exiled to Sanuki, his palace had not yet been built, and it is said that he used the mansion of Aya Takato, a local government official who worked for the provincial government, as his temporary palace.
Unlike the capital of Kyoto, the emperor was lonely living in the grassy countryside and missed the capital. This poem is said to have given rise to the name of this temporary palace, Kumoi-gosho.
INFORMATION
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Address
770 Hayashida-cho, Sakaide City, Kagawa Prefecture
GOOGLE MAPS
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Phone
0877-45-1122(Sakaide City Tourist Information Center)
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Access
8 minutes drive from JR Sakaide Station