the 15th lord of the Date Clan. One reason for the rebellion was Tanemune's manner of gaining power through the marriage of his children. Tanemune's daughter, Kakeda Gozen, is said to have been in a relation with a retainer by the name of Nakajima Ise. Ise took advantage of the commotion caused by the revolt and brought Princess Gozen away to Kanayama Castle in Miyagi Prefecture's Marumori Town. Princess Gozen is then said to have thrown herself into a well out of grief. A Kan'non Temple on Mount Chausu is dedicated to her memory. Others Suzutake Shrine Hie Shrine Ryōzen Kōsaikan (a hotel and bathhouse) Ryōzen Children's Village (park) Ryōzen Satoyama School Ryōzen Taiko Drum Festival The Ryōzen Taiko Drum Festival (霊山太鼓まつり) or Date na Taiko Drum Festival (だてな太鼓まつり） is an annual two-day festival held in August. While the festival originated in the town of Ryōzen, in recent years it has been held at Hobara Total Park (保原総合公園) in Hobara Town, the central area of Date City. There is usually a comedic performance, among other stage acts, food and activity booths, as well as a battle between teams of taiko drum performers. References External links Date City 2007 website (Japanese) Date City current website (Japanese) Dissolved municipalities of Fukushima Prefecture Date, Fukushima