Fuchūshuku 府中宿

Fuchū-shuku was the fourth post town on the Kōshū Kaidō, about 7.5 ri (roughly 29 km) from Nihonbashi, and in 1777 (An'ei 6) its meshi-mori hatago — inns employing serving women — received official license. It stood at the heart of Musashi Province, where the provincial capital and the sōja shrine (Ōkunitama Shrine) were located. Today it lies within Fuchū City, Tokyo, and major facilities such as Fuchū City Hall still stand near the center of the old post town.

Overview

The traffic center between Kamakura and Kōshū Kaidō (now Kōshū Kaidō) had a high-end location, across from honjin, and it was a very successful post town. These streets are post town, which was developed in particular along the Kōshū Kaidō. This post town was made up of 3th-city "State St. There were Japanese, Japanese, Japanese, Japanese, Chinese, Chinese, Chinese, Chinese, Chinese, Chinese, Chinese, Chinese, and Chinese. This town: most of it faces the state road and was once the center of a boarding house. I'm going to have to take care of it. It's the west side of the Mamiya. In the new inn after Kōshū Kaidō has been established, the old lady's house is old. The area (used by Yawata-shuku village) is unusual. The high priced market has been replaced by a traffic accident, 45 times over and over, and toiyaba has been rebuilt, is still available as a liquor store, and is still available, while other stores remain, and is still a place that can't even be moved in modern times. Some of the architecture has been restored to the Forest Museum of Honshu in the central city of Tokyo. There are a lot of ruins and artifacts, and there's a rice bowl in the farm. Although it's later than Edo, few examples of Edo gardening culture have been spreading in such areas. A medicine bottle from Zhapu in China has also been excavated here; because Japan was closed to the outside world in the Edo period, excavated examples of such medicine bottles are rare anywhere in the country.

The composition

Takashi: 3285 stones. For six years. The population: Number of houses: 430, 105.5. honjin: waki-honjin: A travelman: 29 of them, 10 of them 12 of them, or 7 of them, or 8 of them, or 8 of them. In the year 1684, the business began with the help of a tea shop in Tokyo. After that, a lot of Japanese men began to do business, and travelers said, "The best of the people in the country is Tsukiji." honjin1 The front gate of honjin in the area was transferred to 320 homes in beautiful towns. waki-honjin2 38 baskets. There are more than 140 commercials dealing with raw silk. toiyaba. The high-scene area.

History

The king was built in 1590. In 1591, I gave 500 stones to the Tokugawa family. The Banba-juku site in 1594. In 1610, he pushed his horse to the June Palace. There will be a fire all over 1646. Nakanichi Nakamura will be boarding for 1600 to 1654. In 1730, the Five-Left Gate passed through the castle and is described as "The Name of the Sun." In 1750, I was given a trial order to decommission the Citadel. There was a vacation home and a flat house with a public, large, well-dressed women. There were also social centers of the wealthy. It was accused in 1782 of employment far above the two regulations of the R& R&D, but in the early 1800s and early 1800s, three to four houses were open. In 1835, there will be three of the largest fires in the city. (England Keep 14, 1843) There were about 3,000 stones, about 3,000 people, honjin1, waki-honjin2, 29 vacations, and 25 gunhorses. It was the center of the consumption economy in the neighborhood. Kondo is staying overnight in 1868. In 1872, the Inn's station system will be abolished. On December New Year's Eve, people gathered and traded from nearby post town because the city was standing.

Old tracks

Head west from the east. Tokita Apothecary. ..... The car return site. There's a crescendo of six housed statues at the observation center. I've got an important cultural item, copper sculpture. The city's history, the site of ichirizuka. We're in the East. On August 15th, the festival will take place. It's a new post town to the West Honshu. City history. The President of Japan, the President of Japan. It was founded in 111 and is located at the General Assembly of the Shikoku State. It's one of Tokyo Five. I've got a collection of tree dogs from important cultural items. Matsumoto-san, the Shinji team, enjoyed the feast. The "Seven-Six-Six-Six-Sai Diary" describes it as "The Premier's Care of the Child's Care of the Child's Child" and "The Conspiracy to the Five-left Gate. " Later, I went to a business hotel, and I continued my stay as a "1725 HTEL Matsumotor." I was transferred to the Forest Museum in the city of Miyagi. It was transferred to the Forest Museum in the home of the Ikita family. I was transferred to the Forest Museum in the city of Honshu, Japan, during Yashima's post office. The remains of the House of Sanchiro, Japan. It's called "Six-Six-Six-Six." The high price table, the law, the code and the criminal's crimes, were posted on a board of tokyo-specified old signs, a bill of toy yaba sieve. Now the hospital. There's a grave for a famous temple lady. The Tokugawa family's 15-stone seal area. There was a temple boy. There's a statue made of the important cultural goods of the country, a statue made of iron, a statue made of iron, and a woman named after her wife's love story. Nagataka, Hanamoto's. It's a stable. Mr. Takahashi Takashi. There are remains of Fujihara Hideo. It's a statue of Nintendo, the goddess of the goddess of hell. It is written in the "Edo Finest Diagram" book, "The Bridge of the Places of Kääshā Kadó" and the eastern slope could also be called the Parasaka. " The Ishihashi support tower. The slope of the bar store. The battle mark on the river. Shinda Shinda's statue. - Western society. It's also called Akira Night Lights and Valley Nightlights. At the ancientst Tokyo shrine in Japan, Kanto Shikoku, the great god of Tokyo. This is a three-day company project and a national city-specified culture. The Tower of Falls, in the position of Manjidani. I'd like to thank you for your cooperation with me. That's right.

Other

There are places nearby that are named "innuendo," but it's not the post town like the Inn. The house-to-house station was on the old Käshäääkökökö and the center of the village was on the old Kāshā Kedó. It comes from houses such as Kajita, Sanono, and Nakataka. There was a small print (meaning Kyung-san). "It's on the east side of the main village" is written in the "Respect of Banaba-juku in the Hanamura Village" brochure and in the Tsunami exhibition, it is written "continues to the west of Banba-juku in the country." It's in a position that's relatively close to Ms. Nakamura, and it's the proper place for a book to be addressed to New. After that, the Edo period, in Japan, is defined as the regular post town.

The way

To Tokiyama's Japan - go to the Temple of State. I'm going to Kamakura.

The material

It's called "The History of the State." "The journey along the streets." "I'm in the middle of the main view of Miyamoto." Tokyo book printing company. The general publication of the sentence, in our town's historical history, The geography guide in letterpress printing is in Tokyo. "Inquisition of the Shikoku Government"