Edobori Jinjo Elementary School Trace Monument

A little far, the remains of Edobori elementary school stone monument!

Original Text

The "Edobori Jinjo Elementary School Ruins Stone Monument" was located on the corner of Tohoku on the site of Hananoi Junior High School. In the early Meiji period, an elementary school was opened using the warehouse of the Tsuwano domain, and in 1887 it was renamed Edobori Jinjo Elementary School, but it was closed after the war. There is a "Kohananoi Monument" right next door, and did the children drink this well water? There are also "Utsugu Jinjo Elementary School Ruins" and "Nishifunaba Elementary School Founder's Land Monument" in the neighborhood, and there were probably many children. Please visit.

in hananoi junior high school!

Original Text

Like the "Konohanoi Monument", it was in the corner of Hanoi Junior High School. You can visit through the fence. I took a picture, but the fence was a little in the way.

Only stone pillars are located in the site of Hanoi junior high school.

Original Text

Only stone pillars were on the premises of Hananoi Junior High School. There was an iron fence in front of the monument, and it was a disappointing monument that I would like you to think about a little more installation in a place that is hard to see. Grace, behind the monument was a facility where the monument of Hananoi stands and shows the origin.

it was under construction.

Original Text

I searched for it by relying on the map app of my smartphone, but the construction was just underway and the stone monument was covered with white sheets. I'm sorry.

Osaka municipal Hananoi junior high school.

Original Text

It is said that Edobori Elementary School opened in 1872 by using the building of the Tsuwano clan's warehouse, but in 1946 it was integrated into the current Osaka City Nishisenba Elementary School due to the Pacific War and closed. It is located here in a stone monument indicating it.