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Nampo Palace Heritage Park is just across from Osaka City and is not far from the Osaka History Museum. Several scenic spots can be visited together. The park is free of charge and does not need tickets. The Nanbo Palace, formerly the political center of Osaka, has now preserved the foundation of the palace in that year. In order to protect the ancient buildings, it has been opened into a park.

Seen at the Osaka History Museum, the 10th floor is covered with curtains on one side of the exterior wall. On the wall, small films are shown on a row of large screens telling the history of ancient difficult waves. At the end of the film, the curtain automatically rises and the ruins are outside the glass windows. The visual impact really shocked me. My little friends and I were shocked. The museum design in Japan was really beautiful, unforgettable and a wonderful journey.

In fact, this is the original place similar to the palace, now only a small part of the left, many are model bar should be. If we don't have a special understanding of Japan's history, we can't see why.

This is a large area of archaeological sites park, the former Imperial Palace of the Nampo Dynasty, but Osaka, has not been determined. Moreover, this model of Nampo Palace can also be found in the Osaka Museum of History.

By the way, it is estimated that only a few minutes will be enough for this scenic spot. Of course, if a friend who really likes Osaka's history can also borrow a voice commentary to listen to and watch while listening, it will take some time.

Impression is that a few big stones in Osaka City Park, the whole journey beneath a lot of huge stones, so on the ground, do not know what is the use, there are calcite cards on the top of Japanese and English.

In fact, the ruins are not good-looking, just a piece of land, there is no need to go. There are thousands of cabinets and museums around, overlooking the ruins upstairs. These two classics are recommended. You can go to the museum to see the Palace of Difficulties.

Seen at the Osaka History Museum, the 10th floor is covered with curtains on one side of the exterior wall. On the wall, small films are shown on a row of large screens telling the history of ancient difficult waves. At the end of the film, the curtain automatically rises and the ruins are outside the glass windows. The visual impact really shocked me. My little friends and I were shocked. The museum design in Japan was really beautiful, unforgettable and a wonderful journey.

In fact, the location is quite convenient. It's in Osaka City Park, but nobody will go to see such a site. If you are interested, you can go to the nearby Osaka Museum of History, which can overlook the site from the very beginning. There will also be restored intrauterine landscapes and miniature models in the museum.

This should not be an independent scenic spot. It's interesting. The scenery is second, and the cultural performances are more interesting. But these performances don't happen every day, they just depend on luck.