Kitsuregawajuku 喜連川宿

It's the 20th boarding station in Kadeshauka. Today's TochigiSakura River.

Overview

It was built as the next camp station in Mr. Kadingu, and was located in the Lower Norse Salt Valley valley. In 1843, according to The General Council of Indo-Saki, in Hajidoku, Japan, "Kit sureawajukuu" had 290 houses, 1 of Jonjin, 1 of the Wichi-Honjin, 19 of the journeys, 1,198 people. It's not like you're going to be able to do anything about it. As we head north from the Japanese residence, we pass Kimrizuka down Koyosaka. It was once called the early maiden and Maykasaka, but during the time of the war, it was said that during the time of the war, the Miyagi Miyagi Miyagi, in the days of the war, was killed by the arrow of his men, and that it came to be called Kosaka because of the support of the Nisaka and the building of the Towers. This tower is now called Master Koyo, and it stands on the top of Koyosaka. If you go down the mountain, you'll pass the founders and Hane-hungu, and if you turn left on the trail with the lower wife's path, you'll end up in Kit suregawauka. There were temples in the inns, such as the Dragon Temple, the Chemistry, the Temple of Shikoku, and the Temple of Temple, as well as the inns. The north end of the inn, midway, was a hook, which separated the inside of the inn.

Equipment

Takeshi Yamada. The Temple of Dragons, Temples, Temples, Chemistry, Lighthouses, Miyamoto, Yaegawa's shrine. I'm on the connection route.

References

I'm going to put it in The General Book of Inquisitories.