2023 Continuous Lecture Series (First Half) Discussing the "Battle of Isshi" at Asuka

On June 12, 1380 years ago (according to the old calendar), the "Battle of Isshi" occurred at the Asuka Itabaka Palace. Prince Naka no Ōe and Nakatomi no Kamatari killed the powerful Soga family members, Soga Emishi and his son Iruka, leading to the sensational event that destroyed the Soga clan. This coup d'état heralded the beginning of a new era, with the government moving from Asuka, the stronghold of the Soga family, to Naniwa, which had the major international port of the time. A new national system incorporating advanced continental culture was established. ■Note Please check the website for more details.

Map & Location

Details about 2023 Continuous Lecture Series (First Half) Discussing the "Battle of Isshi" at Asuka

Date & Time

8/30(Sat) 13:30～15:459/13(Sat) 13:30～15:459/27(Sat) 13:30～15:4510/11(Sat) 13:30～15:4510/18(Sat) 13:30～15:45

Note

The event dates are 8/30, 9/13, 9/27, 10/11, and 10/18. Doors open at 1:00 PM, performance starts at 1:30 PM, and ends at 3:45 PM.

Venue

Osaka Prefectural Historical Museum of Asuka

Address

299 Higashiyama, Kanan-cho, Minamikawachi-gun, Osaka Prefecture

Fee

Each time, a material fee of 200 yen. *Free with the presentation of an annual passport.

parking

Parking is free.

Access

From Osaka, about 4 km from Habikino Higashi IC; from Kashihara, about 4 km from Taishi IC.

Access (Public)

Get off at Kintetsu Nagano Line "Kishi" Station or "Tondabayashi" Station, then about 600m from the last stop of the bus bound for "Asuka Museum".

Contact

0721-93-8321 （Osaka Prefectural Historical Museum of Asuka）

URL

https://chikatsu-asuka.jp/