Overview
An Edo-period main inn and an important cultural property. It is now under preservation repair, due to be completed in fiscal 2027.
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A nationally designated Important Cultural Property in Komoro, Nagano Prefecture. A fully two-story Edo-period building that served as both honjin and wholesale post at Komoro-juku on the Hokkoku Kaido; the interior is not open and only the exterior can be viewed. The building said to be the tatami room was moved to Togen-in in Meiji 11 (1878), donated to Komoro City in Heisei 7 (1995) and moved again, and is now an Italian restaurant, the Komoro-juku Honjin Main House.
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