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資料解説
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2006文化財ウィーク（19）「元治度西の丸仮御殿の大奥の平面図である。彩色は、黄色が将軍正室の居室｢御殿向｣、赤紫が奥女中の住居の「長局」である。長局は天保・嘉永頃にかけて徐々に東側一帯に拡大したが、元治度には縮小され、中央辺りが御広敷に変わっている。慶安度と比較すると、御鈴廊下は2本になっている。その脇に「御新座敷」が設けられ、大きな建物は「御対面所」と記されている。庭に「地震之間」と「御茶屋」は見られない。(Overall Floor Plan of the Ōoku Area of the Edo Castle Nishinomaru Palace)This is the floor plan of the Ōoku area of the Karigoten (temporary palace) of Edo Castle Nishinomaru in 1860. The yellow part is the Gotenmuki, which were the rooms for the shogun's lawful wife. The reddish purple part is the Nagatsubone, which were the living quarters for the housemaids of the palace. Nagatsubone was gradually expanded from 1830 to around 1850 to cover the eastern side of the castle, but it was scaled down in the 1860s, and the central area in the diagram was changed to Ohiroshiki, which was a room where male officials worked. Compared to 1650, there were now two Osuzurōka corridors. The Goshinzashiki was built next to this corridor, and the large room is marked as a "meeting room." There are no buildings in the garden for sheltering from earthquakes, nor is there a tea house.」
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