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A Timeless Gem: Tsutsuishi Village, Japans Traditional Marvel

February 9, 2021

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Tsutsuishi Villages quaint street showcases Japans timeless traditional architecture.

Tsutsuishi Village, a timeless gem nestled in the mountains, showcases Japans traditional architectural marvels with its narrow street lined by weathered wooden buildings featuring intricate slanted roofs and overhanging eaves, harmoniously blending past and present with vibrant potted plants and overhead utility wires.

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