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資料解説
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2019文化財ウィーク展示資料解説p.2(4)「明治の大嘗祭にあたり造営された大嘗宮の平面図です。大嘗祭は、7世紀後半に始まり、文正元年（1466）以降200年以上中断した後、江戸時代に再興され元文3年（1738）からは継続されてきました。江戸時代の大嘗宮は京都御所紫宸殿（ししんでん）の南庭に建てられていましたが、明治の大嘗祭は東京で行なわれることとなり、大嘗宮は皇居の吹上御苑に建てられました。（Layout of Daijōkyū and Associated Buildings for the Meiji Daijōsai）This is a floor plan of the daijōkyū temporary building complex that was constructed for the Meiji emperor's daijōsai ceremony. The daijōsai was first held in the second half of the 7th century, but suspended for more than 200 years from 1466. It was revived in the Edo era and has been held without further interruption ever since 1738. In the Edo era, the daijōkyū was constructed in the south garden of the shishinden of the Imperial Palace in Kyoto, but the decision was made to hold the Meiji emperor's daijōsai in Tokyo, so the daijōkyū was constructed in the Fukiage Garden.」
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