Sekijuku

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During the Edo Period (1603 – 1868), this district of inns on the historical Tokaido Road was a popular rest place, both for feudal processions and for pilgrims journeying to Ise. Now restored, the old part of town includes two hundred historical buildings. As the only remaining historical inn district on the Tokaido, it has been designed a national historical district.

Opening Hours

• Open 24 hours

Closed

• No closing days

Access / Public Transport

• 10 minutes walk from JR Seki Station

Address / Location

• Sekicho Kozaki, Kameyama-shi, Mie, 519-1107

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