Knowing Shigetada Hatakeyama, a warlord related to Asahi Ward

Shigetada Hatakeyama was an influential family of the early days of Kamakura shogunate, and is said to have been a military commander with a sense of good character.
However, he was involved in a power struggle in the Shogunate, and finally died in the Battle of Futamatagawa (currently near Tsurugamine, Asahi-ku).
There are many famous traces of Shigetada in Asahi Ward.
We have compiled a book list of materials related to Shigetada Hatakeyama owned by the Asahi Library as well as Yokohama City Library.
For each book list, excerpts from some materials are introduced and files that can be downloaded and viewed are summarized.
You can also check the collection status of Yokohama City Library from the title of the file, so please use it.

Here are some of the main materials related to Shigetada Hatakeyama held at Yokohama City Library.
The label symbols are those owned by the Asahi Library and indicate the label symbols at Asahi Library.

Tatsuto Nuki / Written
Kikkawa Hirobunkan
Published in 1987

From the Edo period to the pre-war period, Shigetada was beautified as a representative of Tadashi.
On the other hand, it is a book that became the basis of postwar Shigetada research, approaching the real image from the standpoint of historical research.

City of Yokohama, Asahi Ward General Affairs Department Regional Promotion Division
Asahi Ward Tourism Association
Published in 2010

A booklet issued by the Asahi Ward Office for children to commemorate the 800th anniversary of Shigetada's death.
It introduces Shigetada's life and historical sites in Asahi Ward, published in 2005 as a revised version commemorating the 40th anniversary of the birth of Asahi Ward.

Yokohama City History Museum / Edition
Yokohama City Hometown History Foundation
Published in 2012

A catalog of exhibitions held at the Yokohama City Museum of History in 2012.
①Chichibudaira 2 Life of Shigetada 3 Samurai 4 Excavation ruins.
In particular, you can see detailed research results on large armor.

Ryo Shimizu / Author
Kikkawa Hirobunkan
Published in 2018

The author was born in Kanagawa Prefecture and is an associate professor at Saitama University.
You can learn about the results of Shigetada Hatakeyama research from the postwar period to 2018.

Asahi Ward Office Regional Promotion Division / [Edit]
Asahi Ward Office Regional Promotion Division
Published in 2022

A map of Shigetada-related historical sites in Asahi Ward and an introduction to the "Asahi Gem Shigetada Brand" are summarized in an eight-fold map.

Here are some of the main books, including books on city walks around Shigetada, such as Asahi Ward and Kamakura, and books on the Kamakura Kaido, where Shigetada and others would have visited Kamakura.

Asahi Ward Local History Publication Committee / Edition
Asahi Ward Local History Publication Committee
Published in 1980

If you want to know the history of Asahi Ward, this is the first book. There are also descriptions related to Shigetada.
There are descriptions such as "Road in Kamakura", "Shigetada Hatakeyama and Tsurugamine / Futamatagawa", "Famous Places / Historic Sites / Legends".

Taro Kikuichi / Author
City of Yokohama, Asahi Ward Residents' Counseling Room
Published in 1984

It describes Shigetada Hatakeyama and Shigetada's cousin's territory, Haitani. （ｐ14～16）

Shobunsha Publications
Published in 2021

You can understand the terrain of Yokohama and Kamakura from the height difference.

This is a list of literary works featuring Shigetada Hatakeyama and his family from the collections of Yokohama City Library.
The "Shigetada degree" on the list is a quantification of the importance of Shigetada and his family's works.