Hikosha - Higyosha

Japanese: 飛香舎 - ひぎょうしゃ

[1] One of the buildings in the Heian-kyo Imperial Palace. Located west of Kokiden, north of Goryoden, and south of Kokasha, it was the residence of the Empress Dowager and her consort. There are wisteria trees in the garden, so it is also called Fujitsubo. (Nishinomiya-ki (Collected in the Historical Records Collection) (c. 969)) [2] A building located in the center of the northern part of the Kyoto Imperial Palace. It is located southwest of Sakuhiramon Gate and north of the Empress's Palace. It was first restored as the Hikasha-dai during the construction of the Imperial Palace in the Kansei era. The current building was rebuilt in the Ansei era. Wisteria is planted in the garden.

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Japanese:

[一] 平安京内裏の諸舎の一つ。弘徽殿の西、後涼殿の北、凝華舎の南にあって、中宮・女御などが居住した。庭に藤樹があって藤壺とも呼ばれる。〔西宮記（史籍集覧所収）（969頃）〕[二] 京都御所の北部中央にある建物。朔平門の西南、皇后宮御殿の北にあたる。寛政の内裏造営のさいに、飛香舎代としてはじめて復興した。現在の建物は安政の再建。庭に藤を植えている。

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