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A road branching from Seba on the Nakasendo toward Zenkoji. Gohara post town keeps its original plots and water channels.
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A road branching from Seba on the Nakasendo toward Zenkoji. Gohara post town keeps its original plots and water channels.
One district of the Tsumago preservation area, with overhanging-beam houses and side fire walls along the highway.
Karuizawa, Kutsukake and Oiwake, known as the three stations at the foot of Asama. Oiwake thrived at the branch of the Hokkoku highway.
A middle station on the Ina road, which carried goods into the Ina valley from the Nakasendo, Tokaido and Koshu highways. The house of one of the Takato domain's leading farmers.
The 28th of the 69 Nakasendo stations. Built in 1861, rebuilt in time to lodge Princess Kazunomiya.
Inariyama post town, busy with pilgrims to Zenkoji. White-walled storehouse buildings still stand in a row.
Part of what was called the finest stroll garden on the Nakasendo remains. Many daimyo lodged at this main inn.
The Hokkoku highway runs north to south through the Honjo district, which prospered as an intermediate station. Old houses remain at Midarebashi and Nishijo.
A large inn built after the great fire of 1861. Moved back when the road was widened in the Meiji era, its ground floor is open.