Fukuroi hotel

Hiroshige Utagawa "fifty-three stages of the Tokaido, Fukuroi"

I hit the midway point with the 27th even if I count it from Kyoto even if I count the Fukuroi hotel (ふくろいしゅく, ふくろいじゅく) with the number of the post town of fifty-three stages of the Tokaido in a post town of former Tokaido from the Edo era. I was late a little from other post towns and was maintained by (1616) for Genna two years.

I am the current Fukuroi-shi, Shizuoka center. The outskirts are dotted with historical temple and Shinto shrines including Enshu Miyama; of them, so to speak, prospered in form of Monzen-cho.

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Nearest station

• JRTokaido Main Line Fukuroi Station

Historic spot, highlight

• Enshu Miyama: 法多山尊永寺、Iouzen Yuyama temple、萬松山可睡斎

The next hotel

Tokaido

Kakegawa hotel - Fukuroi hotel - Mitsuke hotel

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