Saigo Takamori (3355 bytes)
1: '''Saigo Takamori''' (西郷 隆盛) ([[1827]]/...
3: ...der of the Imperial forces in the [[Boshin War]], Saigo was one of the key figures in the [[Meiji_Restora...
5: ... of the restoration strongly opposed these plans, Saigo resigned and returned to his hometown of [[Kagosh...
7: [[Image:TakamoriSaigo.jpg|thumb|right|Saigo Takamori statue in Ueno park]]
8: ... preserve his honor. [[Legend]] and art show that Saigo committed [[Seppuku|seppuku]], a traditional form...

Saigo, Miyazaki (736 bytes)
1: '''Saigo''' (西郷村; Saigō-son) is ...
5: Saigo literally means "west shire". This village is a w...

Takamori, Kumamoto (488 bytes)
3: '''Takamori''' (高森町; -machi) is a [[town...

Saigo, Shimane (470 bytes)
1: '''Saigo''' (西郷町; Saigō-chō...
5: Saigo is in the [[Oki Islands]].

Takamori, Nagano (464 bytes)
3: '''Takamori''' (高森町; -machi) is a [[town...

Five great nobles (203 bytes)
3: * [[Saigo Takamori]]

Ueno Park (1062 bytes)
5: ...goTakamoriUenoPark.jpg|thumb|left|Statue of Saigo Takamori]]
7: A famous statue of [[Saigo Takamori]] walking his dog stands in this park.

Satsuma Rebellion (1212 bytes)
1: ... in the Satsuma domain. The unit was attacked by Saigo and his men.
2: ...attle lasted six weeks, and lowered the number of Saigo's men to 400.

Meiji-era leaders (895 bytes)
5: # [[Saigo Takamori]] ([[1827]]–[[1877]])
11: # [[Saigo Tsugumichi]] ([[1843]]–[[1902]])

Kido Takayoshi (1527 bytes)
3: ...4;景), a clan doctor. Together with [[Saigo Takamori]] and [[Okubo Toshimichi]], he is counted among w...
9: ...e southwestern revolt of [[1877]] (led by [[Saigo Takamori]]), he died of natural causes. He was 45.

Okubo Toshimichi (2100 bytes)
3: ...ellion]] brought upon him the personal revenge of Saigo's sympathizers, and in the spring of [[1878]] he ...

Oyama Iwao (1352 bytes)
3: ...|Kagoshima]]. He was a nephew of [[Saigo Takamori|Saigo]], with whom his elder brother sided in the [[Sat...

Meiji Restoration (3826 bytes)
3: ...1866]] of the [[Satcho Alliance]] between [[Saigo Takamori]], the leader of the [[Satsuma Province|Satsuma]...
9: ...uma Province]] ([[Okubo Toshimichi]] and [[Saigo Takamori]]), and the [[Choshu]] province ([[Ito Hirobumi]]...
16: * [[Saigo Takamori]] ([[1827]]-[[1877]])
22: * [[Saigo Tsugumichi]] ([[1843]]-[[1902]])

Satcho Alliance (949 bytes)
3: ...enemies, but their leaders, in particular [[Saigo Takamori]] and [[Okubo Toshimichi]] of Satsuma and Katsura...

Satsuma Province (1406 bytes)
12: ... leaders such as [[Okubo Toshimichi]] and [[Saigo Takamori]] taking up key government positions.

Taito, Tokyo (1198 bytes)
5: ...SaigoTakamori1339.jpg|thumb|The statue of [[Saigo Takamori]] in Ueno Park is one of the most famous landmark...

Mitsuru Yoshida (709 bytes)
5: His best known work is ''Senkan Yamato-no Saigo'' (The Last Days of [[Japanese battleship Yamato|...
10: ...quiem for Battleship Yamato'' (''Senkan Yamato-no Saigo'' translated by [[Richard H. Minear]]) ISBN 02959...

Oki District, Shimane (730 bytes)
14: *[[Saigo, Shimane|Saigo]]

Aso District, Kumamoto (824 bytes)
19: *[[Takamori, Kumamoto|Takamori]]

Shimoina District, Nagano (947 bytes)
19: *[[Takamori, Nagano|Takamori]]

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