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MatsusakaCity

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"A historic space quietly breathing amongst the cypress fences and stone pavement. This is a samurai residence where former Kishu feudal lords moved to guard Matsusaka Castle at the end of the Edo period. Such group residences are extremely rare across the country, and people still live here. The interior of one of the houses at the north end of the west wing is open to the public. "

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