Nishinomiya Battery at Omaehama Park Opens to Visitors on June 13 Sat

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It looks like visitors will be able to go inside the Nishinomiya Battery at Omaehama Park on Saturday, June 13.


Quoted from [Held on June 13] Nishihaku Historic Site Walk: Nishinomiya Battery|Nishinomiya City Website

Nishihaku Historic Site Walk: Nishinomiya Battery

When is it?

Saturday, June 13
10:00〜12:00

Where is it?

Meeting point: Nishinomiya City Folk Museum, Lecture Room
Ending point: Historic Site Nishinomiya Battery (inside Omaehama Park)

The meeting point, the “Folk Museum,” is here↓

The address is 15-26 Kawazoecho, Nishinomiya, Hyogo.

The “Nishinomiya Battery” is here↓

The address is 1-14 Nishihatocho, Nishinomiya, Hyogo.

What will they be doing?

  • Mini lecture on Nishinomiya Battery by a curator 📚
  • Viewing historical materials related to the construction of the Nishinomiya and Imazu batteries 🏺
  • Interior tour of Nishinomiya Battery 👀
  • On-site guided tour of the historic site 🚶

Schedule↓

10:00〜10:15 Mini lecture 1 on Nishinomiya Battery
10:15〜10:30 Mini lecture 2 on Nishinomiya Battery
10:30〜10:45 Materials viewing: “Historical Materials Related to the Construction of the Nishinomiya and Imazu Batteries”
10:45〜11:30 On-site tour and explanation

※In case of rain, the on-site tour will be canceled. Only the lectures and materials viewing will be held.

Participation fee?

Free

Capacity?

40 people (first-come, first-served)

Who can participate?

Registration required

How to apply

Applications are currently being accepted by phone (0798-33-1298)〜

You can also apply in person at the reception desk (1st floor, Nishinomiya City Education and Culture Center).

Event details are available →here

Finally

This is a rare chance to tour the inside of Nishinomiya Battery, which is usually hard to enter. With explanations from a curator, it also seems like a good opportunity to learn about Nishinomiya in the late Edo period and the history of Osaka Bay’s coastal defenses. History fans should enjoy it, of course, but it also sounds like something you could enjoy casually as part of a stroll〜