Fukiya: Preserved Edo Town and Oldest Wooden School
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3 attractions in Takahashi: Fukiya Furusato Village, Nariwacho Fukiya, Former Fukiya Elementary School. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Beech Photography Tokyo.
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Fukiya Furusato Village
Landmark
4.1
Step back in time to an exquisitely preserved Edo-era copper mining town. Wander through streets lined with historic red ochre buildings and soak in the rich history.
Nariwacho Fukiya
Place
Wander through the meticulously preserved streets of this former copper mining town. Experience a living museum with traditional architecture from the Edo era.
Former Fukiya Elementary School
Place
4.3
Explore Japan's oldest active wooden school, a stunning example of Meiji-era architecture. Its meticulous preservation offers a unique glimpse into educational history.
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