Plastic model Wooden model Otsu-juku' Fifty-three Stations of the Tokaido Series'

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Product Description ■ Compact condensation of traditional Japanese scenery, precision and easy to assemble with laser cutting processing. Comes with plants and powder (loess). It is also perfect for painting or making scenery models.
About Otsu-juku
Otsu-juku is located in the south of Lake Biwa and is the 53rd and last post station town on the Tokai-do Road. It prospered as the gateway to Kyoto with the largest population and post station.
In Otsu, which was the transportation route to Kyoto, many ox-drawn carts carrying goods such as rice bags and charcoal bags came to live, and the roadway through which ox-drawn carts passed was separated from the sidewalk through which travelers passed.
The road through which people and horses passed was on the left side toward Kyoto, and the stone called kurumaishi was laid on the right side to prevent the wheels of ox-drawn carts from getting stuck in the mud.
The well where fresh water gushes out is called' Hashirii' and it moisturizes travelers' throats and continues to flow even now.
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