Overview
The Dutch East India Company's post, older than Dejima; its stone warehouse - Japan's first Western masonry - has been rebuilt.
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The Dutch Trading Post was a trading base established by the Dutch East India Company. The Netherlands founded the East India Company in 1602 aiming at colonial management in Asia and a monopoly on trade in Asia. To gain an advantage in competition with Portugal, the Dutch set up trading posts in various parts of Asia.
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Founded / opened：1639 Highlights / collection：Reconstruction of a stone warehouse, Trade base before Dejima Genre：Architecture
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