His funeral was held at the Buddhist temple of Saifuku-ji in Komagome, Tokyo, but according to Shinto rituals, so he did not receive a posthumous name. In April 1890, his ashes were removed to the Date clan's cemetery at Dainen-ji in Sendai.
His funeral was held at the Saifuku-ji Buddhist temple in Komagome, Tokyo, but according to Shinto traditions, he did not receive a posthumous name. In April 1890, his ashes were transferred to the Date clan's cemetery at Dainen-ji in Sendai.