Kosobebosai Park - Takatsuki

I walk around here every morning. The best place ☺️

Reorganization of in-house welfare facilities of large companies that occurred in various places during the recession after the bubble economy. As part of this, the "Takashimaya Osaka" baseball club, which has been a prestigious baseball team for working adults for many years, has also been reorganized. It was Takatsuki City that raised his hand when the base, "Takashimaya Grand Training Camp," was to be sold. In Takatsuki City, where the "Arima-Takatsuki Tectonic Line" runs, microearthquakes called the "Yodogawa Seismic Zone" have been occurring frequently for a long time. Place ”is set up. The Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake (January 17, 1995) also caused great damage. At that time, the pedestal of the JR overpass in Bessho nearby was also out of alignment, and the wall of the parking lot on the first floor of a nearby condominium had an "X-shaped crack". I think the reason for the great damage was that the tip of the "Makami fault" buried in the area of ​​Makamicho, which is adjacent to the west of this area, extended to this area. (Furthermore, it extends to Fushimi Ward, Kyoto City, and it is thought that it caused the "Keicho Fushimi Earthquake (1596)" that caused the collapse of "Fushimi Castle", the home of Toyotomi Hideyoshi.) At the time of the "Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake (Hyogo-ken Nanbu Earthquake)", I heard that only the west side of the "Arima-Takatsuki Tectonic Line" moved. If so, the energy of the earthquake will remain stored from this area, which is the eastern half, to Fushimi Ward. We are constructing a "disaster prevention park" that is also a disaster evacuation facility in Kosobe. It seems that an emergency water storage tank in the event of a disaster such as an earthquake is also buried, so I would like visitors to learn about that area together. Some people lost their precious lives in the recent "Northern Osaka Earthquake (2018)" whose epicenter was near Demaru-cho, Takatsuki City. In addition, in the lower reaches of the Akutagawa and the middle reaches of the Hibi River, there are "submerged faults (faults that cannot be seen from the ground surface due to sediment accumulation)" that connect to the "Uemachi fault" and the "Ikoma western margin fault zone" that run north and south. It is estimated that an earthquake of the "Uemachi Fault" is also assumed, so be careful. "The earthquake is just around the corner."