Hakkenya Seaport Trace

Tosa hori Dori street

Original Text

It was a key point of Yodogawa shipping, and there is a stone monument along Tosabori-dori near Tenmabashi Station. It seems that it came to be called Hachikenkehama because eight ship inns were lined up. There is also a display along the river with the name of Hachikenkehama written on it, which is still more suitable as a landscape.

Beautiful standing.

Original Text

I stopped by during a night walk under the cancellation of the corona limitation. It has a appearance in the middle of the center of Osaka on the Yodo River. Even under such circumstances, you can see people playing karaoke on a chartered boat. It's terminal.

it reminds me of the old days.

Original Text

This place was located between the west foot of the northern end of the kamimachi plateau, Tenma Bashi bridge and Tenjin Bashi bridge, and the port called Watanabe Tsu was established by the Heian period. It is also called OE, Kokufutsu, Kubotsu, rotsu, etc., and Watanabe's land, which was the center of politics in Settsu Province, is also the starting point of Kumano Kaido Road, which is a pilgrimage to Shitennoji Temple, Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine, Koyasan, and Kumano Sanzan. Is the station tower placed It flourished as a key point of sea and land transportation. The promenade is also well maintained, and more tourists and locals ... to know the good points of Osaka.

Yodanchuan boat transportation の to rush

Original Text

It is located along the former Yodo River at the terminal of a supershosen called "Sanjukokusen" that connects Osaka and Kyoto. It is said that it was called "Hachikenya Dock" because there was a ８ boat inn in the Edo period. Currently, Osaka water buses, sightseeing boats, and houseboats are departing and arriving, and they play a central role in Osaka's water tourism.

and there was a panel that depicted the Edo period.

Original Text

When I walked along the southern bank along the Okawa River from the direction of Tenmabashi, there were panels and night lights depicting the Edo period. At that time, there were a large number of ships coming and going, and you can see how lively it is here.