The Sumiya Incident refers to violent acts which Kamo SERIZAWA, head of Shinsengumi (a group who guarded Kyoto during the end of Tokugawa Shogunate), carried out during a party held in ageya (a restaurant where high-class harlots and geisha dispatched from a geisha house entertained guests) called Sumiya in Shimabara, Kyoto in June, 1863. |
角屋での暴挙(すみやでのぼうきょ)とは文久3年(1863年)6月、京都嶋原の揚屋・角屋(すみや)にて催された宴会で、新選組局長芹沢鴨が働いた乱暴狼藉をいう。 |