難波宮内裏東方遺跡

It seems that there are ruins of Naniwanomiya in this area as well.

It is said that there was a palace of Namba Palace in the first half (7th century) and the second half (8th century). Lake Kawachi spreads from the east side (Morinomiya station side), and it is said that this place was a great place to see the lake. Below, from the commentary board. "By an excavation survey that started in 1954, it was discovered that a palace was being built around the Baba-cho area from 1 Houmezaka, Chuo-ku. Is a wandering long-haired temple, which was built during the transition to Namba in the "Renewal of Dahua" (645), and the new palace (late Namba) was built at the beginning of the Nara period. I understand. This place is about 200m east of the inner side of the center of Namba Palace and Asadoin. An excavation conducted in 1968 found traces of corridors and fences. Found corridors, etc. , It is displayed on the ground surface. Since the corridor is used only in important places in the center of the ancient palace, you can see that there were important facilities in this place. A subsequent survey of the site on the east side discovered a corridor, a stilt-type warehouse, and the remains of a building that may be considered as a "watchtower." I also found that these are collectively referred to as the "Namba Palace Ura Toufu Site". It is thought that these buildings were the government offices that were located around the center of the palace. The government offices were already built around the inner side of the first half of Namba Palace, which was still in the process of forming the nation, and around Chadoin. This was an important discovery and was a valuable resource for thinking about the ancient history of Japan. " "The eastern side of this site suddenly fell in terrain, and Lake Kawachi spread out from the current JR Morinomiya Station to the east. This place is a great place to look at the lake, and the "watch tower" from foreign countries It is possible that a banquet was held with the ambassador.”