| Niekawa-juku(Niekawa,Shiojiri City) |  |
| Narai-juku is one of the post towns in Kiso where people still live. There are souvenir shops and restaurants along the main street, so you can enjoy shopping and eating in those historic buildings. Narai-juku is preserved and has an historic side, but at the same time it has a contemporary lifestyle. Nakasendo Kisoji is lined with inns, restaurants, shops and houses. |
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| Kiso Lacquer-ware Museum(Hirasawa,Shiojiri City) |  |
| Yabuhara-juku(Kiso Village) |  |
| Yoshinaka Museum(Hiyoshi,Kiso Town) Yoshinaka-Yakata museum explains the tragic life of Kiso Yoshinaka, a general in the 12th century, with pictures and dolls. |
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| Fukushima Barrier Station site(Fukushima,Kiso Town) Having the Fukushima Sekisho Border Contro Gate which was one of the 4 main control gates during the Edo Period. Located on high ground it looks down on the Kiso River. It is now reconstructed as a museum. |
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| Uenodan,Fukushima-juku(Fukushima,Kiso Town) |  |
| Gakeya-Zukuri houses Houses built along the Kiso River still have the characteristic style of that era. |
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| Agematsu-juku(Agematsu Town) |  |
| Bashou Matsuo Kuhi(a stone tablet inscribed with a haiku,Agematsu Town) |  |
| Suhara-juku(Okuwa Village) |  |
| Johshoji Temple(Okuwa Village) |  |
| Nojiri-juku(Okuwa Village) |  |
| Wakihonjin-okuya(Nagiso Town) |  |
| Momosuke Bridge(Nagiso Town) |  |
| TSUMAGO Tsumago-juku has been restored to its appearance as an Edo-era post town and is now a popular tourist destination. |
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| Magome-juku(Yamaguchi,Nakatsugawa City) Magome-juku was one oj the eleven Kiso post station. The homes of the residents were built on low stone walls along either lf the slope. |
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| Toson Museum(Yamaguchi,Nakatsugawa Citiy) |  |
| Kaii Higashiyama Kokoronotabijikan(Yamaguchi,Nakatsugawa City) |  |
