平安宮主水司跡

A monument stands in an unexpected place. Please look for it.

Seen from the bus, I instinctively recommend (laughs) Heiankyo's "Water / Ice House" and other managed government offices I was impressed by that! It's the entrance to the company, so I'm sorry. (Lol)

There is a real estate agent called "Ezumi Co., Ltd." on the southwest corner of Marutamachi, Higurashi-dori, and there is a stone monument on the west side. It is the doorway of an apartment called Corp Marutamachi. It's a little hard to see because of the plants. The main water priest is a government office whose duties include drinking water and ice houses in Heiangu. It was located on the west side of the inner lining, north of the Imperial Household Ministry, and west of the Daizen profession. In the excavation survey in 1978, earthenware was excavated from this area. This stone mark shows the ruins of the main water priest. Cun height 85 x width 17 x depth 12 cm Inscription [East] Ruins of Mizushi, the lord of Heiangu [West] Built in March 1978 [North] Kyoto City Archaeological Research Institute Archaeological excavation in the spring of 1982 About "Main Mizushi" The main water priest (Shusui / Moitori no Tsukasa) is one of the institutions belonging to the Imperial Household Ministry in the decree system. The Chinese name is the Zen department, Uebayashi station. Duties The main water (also one person) is drinking water, and the main water boss (also one person's boss) was in charge of procuring water and ice and cooking porridge. Eventually, the honorific title (Den = Otodo) to the official who handles this is suffixed and it is also called "Mondo no Tsukasa". For procurement, Mito was set up as a companion part and Mito was set up as a Shinabe part. In addition, a messenger was assigned for transportation. The messenger is placed in the working sector of heavy labor, and it seems that it was very difficult to transport ice, especially in the summer because it was valuable as a rare item. After the Middle Ages, Mr. Kiyohara of the Meiji era took over the post of secretary and inherited the attached main water lord. Himuro An ice house was set up as a place to store ice until summer because it is manufactured in winter. The ice houses were scattered around Kinai, and each deposit was placed. There is a real estate agent called "E-Sumi Co., Ltd." on the southwest corner of Marutamachi, Higurashi-dori, and there is a stone monument on the west side. It is the doorway of an apartment called Corp Marutamachi. It's a little hard to see because of the plants. The main water priest is a government office whose duties include drinking water and ice houses in Heiangu. It was located on the west side of the inner lining, north of the Imperial Household Ministry, and west of the Daizen profession. In the excavation survey in 1978, earthenware was excavated from this area. This stone mark shows the ruins of the main water priest. Cun height 85 x width 17 x depth 12 cm Inscription [East] Remains of Heiangu Shrine [West] Built in March 1978 [North] Kyoto City Archaeological Research Institute Archaeological excavation in the spring of 1982 About "Main Mizushi" The main water priest (Shusui / Moitori no Tsukasa) is one of the institutions belonging to the Imperial Household Ministry in the decree system. The Chinese name is the Zen department, Uebayashi station. Duties The main water (also one person) is drinking water, and the main water boss (also one person's boss) was in charge of procuring water and ice and cooking porridge. Eventually, the honorific title (Den = Otodo) to the official who handles This is suffixed, and it is also called "Mondo no Tsukasa". For procurement, Mito was set up as a companion part and Mito was set up as a Shinabe part. In addition, a messenger was assigned for transportation. The messenger is placed in the working sector of heavy labor, and it seems that it was very difficult to transport ice, especially in the summer because it was valuable as a rare item. After the Middle Ages, Mr. Kiyohara of the Meiji era took over the post of secretary and inherited the attached main water lord. Himuro An ice house was set up as a place to store ice until summer because it is manufactured in winter. The ice houses were scattered around Kinai, and each deposit was placed.