東原庠舎

An educational institution (邑校) where 東原庠舎 (とうげんしょうしゃ) was established in the Edo era by Mr. feudal lord Taku of Hizen country Takucho (current Taku-shi, Saga).

(1699), fourth 代多久邑主 (Saga feudal clan chief vassal) Shigebumi Taku installed it in Hizen country Takucho for Genroku era 12 years. The point that threw the door open to not only the children of the samurai but also the children of a farmer, merchants is greatly different from the educational institution for han children of the feudal clan other than those days. "The crane mountain study is called, too". It produced Rinzaburo Shida, Haisen Kusaba, Senzan Kusaba and others.

Allied item

• Taku shrine of Confucius
• Kakuzan Ishii
• Fukae order bunch
• Haisen Kusaba
• Senzan Kusaba

Outside link

• Village - Taku shrine of Confucius manager of public interest Confucius Foundation
• 多久市観光情報東原庠舎 (とうげんしょうしゃ) - Taku-shi government office

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