Overview
A port town that prospered on the kitamaebune trade, with latticed townhouses and traces of its merchant wealth.
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A retro townscape in Mikuni Minato, Sakai, Fukui Prefecture. Retaining the look of the Edo to Meiji periods when it prospered with Kitamaebune trade, it has rows of townhouses with lattice doors. If you apply for a volunteer guide walking tour you can learn the history in detail, and the Mikuni Minato Machiya-kan is free and closed on Wednesdays.
Source fuku-e.com ↗Official website
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Source mikunikaisyo.org ↗Before you go
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