Sekijuku is the 47th post town located along the Tokaido, the major highway developed during the Edo period.
What makes it special
About Sekijuku
- Walk through the historic streets that preserve the atmosphere of an Edo-period post town to feel the breath of history.
- Experience the timeless flavors of traditional sweets like 'Seki-no-to' and 'Shiratama' that have been loved for generations.
- Capture beautiful photos of the precious architecture and landscapes designated as a National Important Preservation District.
- Visit the historical museums to learn deeply about the tools and lifestyle of travelers during the Edo period.
Photo gallery
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Weather forecast
Sun
9/20
28°/23°
69%
Mon
9/21
27°/23°
91%
Tue
9/22
28°/22°
4%
Wed
9/23
25°/19°
55%
Thu
9/24
28°/18°
60%
Fri
9/25
27°/18°
55%
Sat
9/26
21°/19°
91%
Tips
Payment
Cash or credit cards (varies by shop)
English Support
English signage and staff availability vary by facility
Reservations
No reservation required for strolling the town
Clothing
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for the uneven historical paths
Photography
Photography of the scenery is allowed, but please respect the privacy of residents and shops
Accessibility
As a historical district, some areas may have steps or unpaved surfaces
Manners
Please walk quietly and respect the local living environment in this preserved area
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