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The 28th of the 69 Nakasendo stations. Built in 1861, rebuilt in time to lodge Princess Kazunomiya.
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The honjin of Wada-juku, the 28th of the 69 post stations of the Nakasendo, in Nagawa, Nagano Prefecture. It was built in Bunkyu 1 (1861), but was lost to fire and other causes, and was hurriedly rebuilt because it was designated as the lodging place for Princess Kazunomiya's journey to her marriage. Today only the living quarters have been restored, and it is closed in winter.
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