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Ejiri-juku: A Journey Back in Time
Explore Ejiri-juku, a historical post town on the Tokaido Road, offering a glimpse into Japan's Edo-period past in Shizuoka.
Ejiri-juku, a former post town on the Tokaido Road, offers a glimpse into Japan's Edo period. Stroll through its streets and imagine travelers making their way between Tokyo and Kyoto.
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10-11 Ginza, Shizuoka, Ginza, Shimizu Ward, Shizuoka, 424-0817, JP
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Getting There
Walking
Ejiri-juku is located in the Ginza district of Shimizu Ward in Shizuoka. From Shimizu Station, it's approximately a 15-20 minute walk. Head east from the station towards the Ginza shopping street. Ejiri-juku is situated along this street. There are no specific costs associated with walking.
Public Transport
From Shimizu Station, take the Shizutetsu Justline bus towards Miho and get off at the Ginza-iriguchi bus stop. The bus ride is short, and Ejiri-juku is a short walk from the bus stop. The fare is approximately ¥200.
Taxi
A taxi from Shimizu Station to Ejiri-juku takes around 5-10 minutes, depending on traffic. The estimated fare is between ¥700-¥1000. Taxis are readily available at the station.
Local tips
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Explore the local shops for unique souvenirs and traditional crafts.
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Try the local cuisine, particularly dishes that feature fresh seafood from the nearby coast.
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Plan your visit around local festivals to experience authentic cultural events and celebrations.
Discover more about Ejiri-juku
Ejiri-juku, located in present-day Shizuoka City, was the 18th of the 53 post stations along the historic Tokaido Road. This vital route connected Edo (now Tokyo) and Kyoto during the Edo period. As a *shukuba*, Ejiri-juku provided lodging, food, and rest for travelers, merchants, and feudal lords making the long journey.
Originally a castle town built in 1570, Ejiri-juku flourished as a center for trade, aided by the Tomoe River and Shimizu Port. The town offered travelers a break before they continued their journey.
Today, Ejiri-juku invites visitors to step back in time and experience the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese post town. While much has changed, the area retains vestiges of its past, offering a glimpse into the world of Edo-era Japan. Though not as prominent as it once was, Ejiri-juku offers a serene escape and a chance to connect with Japanese history.
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