Seven Words Knowing Post Offices

The daimyo who took part in the shift, officials of the Shogunate, and public residences stayed. When Honjin alone was not enough, Wakihonjin was used.

Honjin Site

It was a teahouse of a size comparable to Honjin, and was also used by Daimyo.

A general traveler stayed there.

The ruins of Hatago Honkinkoya

It's a shop for travelers to rest. It seems that Hodogaya's specialty was "Botamochi".

It's a place to arrange the people and horses that carry the luggage.

I was in the process of mobilizing horses that could not be covered at the post office from the surrounding Sugo village.

It was a place where a high bill that wrote the laws of the Shogunate was displayed, and the accommodation fee was also shown.