- Samegai-juku
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History
Samegai-juku served as an important transportation hub for many centuries and its existence was documented in the "
Nihon Shoki ", which was completed in 720. Many travelers enjoyed its fresh and clear waters from the nearby river and thought of Samegai as a proper resting place. [http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~fw5k-nkmr/same.htm Machinami Kaidō Samegai-juku] . Accessed July 23, 2007.]There are still ten buildings remaining from the
Edo period today, giving visitors an idea of how the town looked hundreds of years ago. [http://machi.goo.ne.jp/snd/spotID_TO25001319/leisure/details.asp Samegai-juku Kankō & Rējā Gaido] . Shobunka Publications, Inc. Accessed July 23, 2007.] There is also an archives museum which gives greater detail to the post town's past.Neighboring Post Towns
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