Musashi Kokufu Ruins

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The site of the ancient Musashi Province's provincial office and political center. Based on excavations, giant pillar remains and building layouts are recreated on the ground, letting you imagine the grand scale of the past. Together with Okunitama Shrine, it's a key spot conveying Tokyo's long-standing importance.

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Fuchu City Tourism Association

Musashi Kokufu Ruins

Address
2-5-3 Miyamachi, Fuchu City, Tokyo
Website
https://www.kankou-fuchu.com/
Operator
Fuchu City Tourism Association

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