Teradaya

3.5

This is an inn where Shimazu Hisamitsu tried to purge the Satsuma shishi, who were advocates in the Satsuma clan of the return to imperial rule, during the latter years of the Edo period (the Teradaya Incident). It was learned that the hero of Tosa, Sakamoto Ryoma, visited this inn regularly, and Teradaya became the scene of a plot to assassinate Ryoma, who just barely managed to escape thanks to the quick-wittedness of his lover, Oryo. Although the building was destroyed by fire during the battle of Toba-Fushimi, it was reconstructed after that and is a facility that offers accommodation as well.

Spot details

Address: Kyoto Kyoutoshi Fushimi-ku Minamihamachou 263 Map
Area: Around Fushimi Area
Phone: 0756220243
Hours: 10:00-15:40
Closed: MondayIrregular holidays, New Year's Holiday(1/1-1/3)
Fees: [Tour fee]
[Adult] 600 yen
[Middle/high school/university students] 300 yen
[Elementary School Students] 200 yen
Parking Lot: Not available
Credit Card: Not available
Smoking: Not available
Wi-Fi: Not available
Note: Temporary closure:Currently closed (information as of April 28, 2020)
* Information may be changed, so please be sure to check the official information.
Estimated stay time: 0-30 minutes
Wheelchair accessible: Yes (only on the 1st floor, if you are in a wheelchair prepared at the store)

Information Sources: NAVITIME JAPAN

Review

Another Bakumatsu Pilgrimage in Fushimi

Reviewed : 2018.01.06

Toba-Fushimi Battle was the end of a series of epoch-making struggles in Kyoto. The struggles had started with Terada-ya Inn incident. Terada-ya was a port-town inn along Goh-kawa Canal in Fushimi...
Historical inn

Reviewed : 2016.08.24

Teradaya is a historical inn, where Ryoma Sakamoto was attacked and injured. If you are interested in Japanese history, the visit of this place should be interesting. But the building is not the...
Very interesting museum for people who know and like Ryoma

Reviewed : 2016.01.03

The museum is not easy to find. However, it is worth the visit. From outside, it looks as if the museum is closed, but before you leave check whether the door is open.The museum is full of pictures...