オフィス大阪の一覧へ 2026/05/19
歴史in四ツ橋 History in Yotsubashi
オフィス最寄り駅は四ツ橋です。この四ツ橋という地名の歴史は、江戸時代に西横堀川と長堀川が十字に交差する地点に架かっていた4つの橋（上繋橋、下繋橋、炭屋橋、吉野屋橋）の総称に由来しているそうです。江戸時代、「ロ」の字型に架橋されていた様子は、当時の名所として「浪花百景」にも描かれるほどの賑わいを見せ、周辺は木材の集積地として大坂の経済を支えていたようです。
It is Yotsubashi of the nearest station to the office. It seems that the history of the place name Yotsubashi comes from a collective name for four bridges (Kamitsunagu Bridge, Shimotsunagu Bridge, Sumiya Bridge, Yoshinoya Bridge) that were built at the point where the Nishiyokobori River and Nagahori River intersected in a cross shape during the Edo period. Back in the Edo period, the scene of bridges built in a ‘ro’-shaped layout was so lively that it was even depicted as a famous spot in ‘Naniwa Hyakkei.’ The surrounding area apparently supported Osaka’s economy as a lumber depot.
It is Yotsubashi of the nearest station to the office. It seems that the history of the place name Yotsubashi comes from a collective name for four bridges (Kamitsunagu Bridge, Shimotsunagu Bridge, Sumiya Bridge, Yoshinoya Bridge) that were built at the point where the Nishiyokobori River and Nagahori River intersected in a cross shape during the Edo period. Back in the Edo period, the scene of bridges built in a ‘ro’-shaped layout was so lively that it was even depicted as a famous spot in ‘Naniwa Hyakkei.’ The surrounding area apparently supported Osaka’s economy as a lumber depot. 
