Ujīejuku 氏家宿

This is post town. The current TochigiXSakura.

Overview

It's the next station in Shairawajuu. According to the Japan Daily Post of 1843, his residence house was in a number of 235 houses, of which 2njn one, of which wanjnjn one, of which 35-honjnjn one, and 879 people. It's just a matter of time before you're ready to go. Edo periiod, on the east coast of the Hokuyashi River, on the south side of the house, is said to be a collection of rice and other goods caught in Tohoku and other regions of the North Sea to be sent to Edo using the water supply of the Ryo River, and this has led to a great success in the house's journey. The Mr. and Mrs. Weinwawa's family were on the way to Iseshima, Tohoku's, main road, and waterways were opened and traffic was provided. I thought that many Edo's regular singers had also migrated to their houses, and at the end of their Edo, there was a haiku meeting called the Sakura Flowers. It says that in four seasons, sea fish were carried in from the Pacific Coast Village through the waterways to the cabin, and that they were able to eat fish in a rare way on a mountain road where only chicken eggs, river fish, salt and so forth. Such post towns were said to have not been to the homes of Mr. North, Sendai, or the rice fields. At present, the house house is in TochigySakura, and in the city, from Tokyo through Tohokui, there is a national road 4 through Tohoku and the Tohoku border, but JR station is in the west side of the house, and it is abandoned, along with the urbanization around it, but the main road is isolated from the city, and it has a relatively quiet appearance isolated from the noise.

Equipment

honjin ZXX289 XFX plainstone 6- right guard gate waki-honjin. I'll take care of you. Iseshima Hotel, Iseshima Hotel. Iseshima Hotel.

References

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