高瀬川一之船入

The Takasegawa Ichi no Funairi represents a notable mooring point along the Takase River, featuring stone-lined banks and traditional architectural elements.

In 1611, merchant Suminokura Ryoi established this berth as part of a water transportation network connecting Fushimi Port to Nijo Castle.

The berth displays a preserved Takasebune, a traditional flat-bottomed cargo vessel that transported goods through Kyoto's waterways until 1920.

Located at the northern section of Kiyamachi Street, this site provides access to multiple restaurants and connects visitors to the central districts.

The berth structure maintains its original stone foundations from the Edo period, demonstrating early Japanese marine engineering techniques.

Location: Nakagyō-ku

Part of: Takase River

GPS coordinates: 35.01228,135.76981

Latest update: March 28, 2025 15:30