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| 7-chome, Nishikujo, Konohana-ku the south of Kasugadebashi | |||
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[ Konohanakuyakusyomae ] by bus, about 800m to the south east |
| Osaka Iron works was the origin of
modern heavy industries in Osaka, which was
founded as a shipbuilding works by an Englishman
named Hunter. It was founded in the14th year of Meiji and the newest and most powerful works equipped with a steam engine of 6 horsepower. It was moved to Sakurajima in the 31th year of Meiji and became the present Hitachi Shipmaking Works. |
| to the top page of The Nakanoshima・Tsurumi Course |
