Magome-juku

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Magome-juku is a beautifully preserved former post town on the historic Nakasendō route in Gifu Prefecture, known for its traditional wooden buildings, stone-paved streets, and scenic mountain views.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
post town
associatedWithPerson Shimazaki Tōson NERFINISHED
connectedBy Magome–Tsumago hiking trail NERFINISHED
connectedTo Tsumago-juku NERFINISHED
country Japan
eraOfDevelopment Edo period
formerPostStationNumber 43
hasAccess by bus from Nakatsugawa Station
hasFeature restored Edo-period townscape
scenic mountain views
souvenir shops
steep sloping main street
stone-paved streets
teahouses
traditional inns
traditional wooden buildings
viewpoints over the Kiso Valley
waterwheels
hasMuseum Shimazaki Tōson Memorial Museum NERFINISHED
hasPreservationStatus preserved as a traditional post town
hasSignageLanguage English
Japanese
hasViewOf Central Alps NERFINISHED
historicalFunction accommodation for travelers
post station on the Nakasendō
transport and trade hub
knownFor literary heritage of Shimazaki Tōson
tourism
walking trail to Tsumago-juku
well-preserved post town atmosphere
locatedIn Gifu Prefecture NERFINISHED
Japan
locatedOnRoute Nakasendō NERFINISHED
municipality Nakatsugawa NERFINISHED
partOf Kisoji NERFINISHED
popularWith domestic tourists
international tourists
prefecture Gifu Prefecture NERFINISHED
region Chūbu region NERFINISHED
roadType mountain pass town
tourismActivity hiking
historical sightseeing
photography
staying in traditional ryokan
trailDistanceToTsumagoJuku approximately 8 kilometers

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Chubu tourism area hasFamousSite Magome-juku