[History/Culture]

Ancient Tokaido Seki-juku

It prospered as the 47th lodging town of 53 stations on the Tokaido. It contains more than 200 lodging houses built between the later Edo Period and the Meiji Period, and has been designated an important national architectural region. There are a variety of sights, including the Seki Jizo-in and the Seki Machinami Shiryokan (Hall of Records), where various historical documents related to Seki-juku are stored and displayed.

Location	Shinmachi, Nakamachi, Kozaki Kameyama City >> Nearbysightseeing spots >> Nearbylodging
Access	10-minute walk from Seki Station on JR Line
Fee (admission, etc.)	Free Common for both Seki Machinami Shiryokan (Hall of Records) and Seki-juku HatagoTamaya Historical Hall; Adult: ¥300; Students (Elementary, Junior high, High): ¥200
Open	9:00～17:00 Hall of Records
Facility closed, etc.	Monday（In case of holiday, on the following day, December 29 ~ January 3）
For further information:	Seki-cho Board of Education TEL:0595-96-1212 FAX:0595-96-2414 E-mail:sekishisyo@city.kameyama.mie.jp

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