Fushimi, at south-eastward in Kyoto, are known as a site of scenic beauty from old ages. There were the beggining villa, that were built by "Toshitsuna Tachibana" a member of nobles, and his manors. After its villa has burnt up at 1093 year, his family presented to Imperial-House its site and manors. Ex-emperor "Go-shirakawa" has built an Imperial branch palace at the above site in 1167 year, and this palace burnt at 1277 year. But, in next year, the palace was rebuilt as it was before by Ex-emperor "Go-Fukakusa". To-day, we can see the plans of the buildings "Kutaido" (a buddhist chapel) and "Ko-gosho" (a subcelemonial building) within this palace only by the doccuments. In this study, I show the both pains for the first time. After the above palace burnt up in 1401 year, a member of Imperial Families "Fushimi-do-no" lived beside the site of the fomer palace, because he posseced this site and manor. Now, I trace his dwelling house and life, which owe to his diary. Its house show an example of manor-house in Middle Age of Japan.
