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Taiyoji
熊本市南区川尻３丁目４−１７
A nationally designated historical site located on the former grounds of Taishoji, the family temple of the Hosokawa clan, the feudal lords of Kumamoto Domain. It is currently open to the public as Tachida Nature Park.
History
Ryutadan-zan Taishoji, which served as the family temple of the Hosokawa clan throughout the Edo period, was closed and converted into a private villa for the family following the Separation of Shinto and Buddhism edict in the early Meiji era. In 1995, the site was designated as a national historical site under the name 'Graveyard of the Hosokawa Clan, Lords of Kumamoto Domain,' along with the former grounds of Myogakuji, another family temple of the Hosokawa clan. It is currently open to the public as Tachida Nature Park.
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