Okinokuchi Bansho Remains

Near Yayoi Zaka

Original Text

Looking over the sea side from Yayoizaka, I saw a building that looked like a retro building. In front of the building, an explanation board showing the remains of Bansho stood, and a stone monument was installed in a distorted shape. It seems that few tourists come here because it is a little off the tourist attractions around Motomachi.

The foot of Shinsengumi in the Omachi area near Hakodate Dokumae

Original Text

As a foothold of the Shinsengumi in the Omachi area near Hakodate Dokku, I went through the remains of the dream of the Ezo Republic from the ruins of Okinoguchi Bansho and the ruins of Shinsengumi Tonsho. Shinsengumi was one of the security bases in Hakodate. After the Meiji Restoration, the Hakodate Water Police Station was established. There is an information board.

Black stone monument

Original Text

It was a black stone monument along the road. It was written on the information board on the left side of the stone monument that it was built to collect taxes from ships, shipments, and travelers to support the finances of the Edo period. The building behind the stone monument is Hakodate Rinkai Ken I don't know if it's related to the research.

Now は active duty の "Hakodate Linhai Research Institute"

Original Text

I stayed at a hotel in Motomachi and found it on a walk in the morning. When I went to see that there was a pretty good building, the signboard of "Hakodate City Rinkai Research Institute". Next to it is the tourist information board of "Okinoguchi Bansho Ruins" and the stone monument of "Hakodate Post Office Ruins". This place seems to be a historic place with color 々 services. The name and service of "Bansho" for tax collection of ships and shipments 〜 "Hakodate Post Office" 〜 "Hakodate Water Police Station" etc. will also change. Currently, several companies have entered as "Hakodate City Rinkai Research Institute", and they are active and active ...

The Shinsengumi came to Hakodate and was one of the security bases in charge of controlling the city.

Original Text

In the Edo period, the Matsumae domain established 'okinoguchi bansho' to inspect ships, shipments, and travelers to collect prescribed taxes as one of the measures to support the finance of the domain, and then established in Esashi and Hakodate at the beginning of the century Bunsei ４ (１８２１) It was changed to Okinoguchi Office in the year. At the end of the Edo period, the Shinsengumi came to Hakodate and became one of the security bases in charge of controlling the city. It was renamed 'kaikansho' in Meiji ２ (１８６９) and renamed 'kaikansho' in the following year. Meiji ８ Hokkaido Products Departure Rules ...