Unno-juku

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  • Japanese: 海野宿 (Unno juku)

Unno-juku was a post-station town in Shinano province (modern-day Nagano prefecture) which sat along the Hokkoku Kaidô ("Northern Provinces Highway"). Many Edo period buildings still stand in Unno today.


Preceded by:
Tanaka-juku 		Stations of the Hokkoku Kaidô Succeeded by:
Ueda-juku
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References

  • William Coaldrake, "Unno: Edo Period Post Town of the Central Japan Alps," Asian Art 5 (Spring 1992), 9-29.
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