During the Edo period, in principal post statio...
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During the Edo period, in principal post station, roads were often constructed to turn twice into the shape of Masugata in order to prevent invaders from entering or to avoid the daimyo (feudal lords) from encountering each other. It is typical Masugata that in Fujisawa Tokaido from Edo to Kyoto is folded twice just down the Yugyo-ji Slope and Yugyo-ji Bridge (Daigiri Bridge).
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auto-translate 期间江户时代，在主后站，道路经常被构造两次变成 Masugata 的形状，以防止入侵者进入，或为了避免大名 （诸侯） 的相遇。它是典型的 Masugata，在京都议定书 》 从江户藤泽东海道折叠两次只是 Yugyo 吉坡和 Yugyo 集镇桥 （Daigiri 大桥）。
圭贤东海道藤泽-珠玖
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