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Omatsu Sushi

お松寿し

A sushi restaurant near Uoshige restaurant on the south side of town.

Listing from Wikivoyage: Sekigahara, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Uoshige
魚しげ
A restaurant specializing in eel dishes, located in the heart of the southern side of town.
Thu-Tue 11:00-14:00, 17:00-20:00; closed the first and third Tuesdays of each month
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Sekigahara-juku's Wakihonjin
関ケ原宿脇本陣跡
Every post town had a wakihonjin which was an inn used for daimyo when the honjin could not be used, when more than one daimyo were staying, or for lower-level vassals who could not stay in the honjin. Wakihonjin were also available for the public to stay in when daimyo were not here. The wakihonjin no longer exists, but a replica of the gate was built here with a signpost. There is an additional signpost marking the birthplace of the Priest Shido Munan (至道無難禅師生誕地) who was a Zen master during the Edo Period.
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Sekigahara-juku's Honjin
関ケ原宿本陣跡 Sekigahara-juku Honjin-ato
Sekigahara was one of the post towns along the Nakasendo. The honjin was a designated inn where passing daimyo and other important officials would stay. Like most of the honjin, the building no longer exists. On its former site there is a marker and a tree that stood in the front garden. The rest of the former honjin now contains Hachiman Shrine. The gate of Sekigahara's honjin is preserved in the neighboring town of Tarui at Honryuji Temple.
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Jya Jya
まんぷく処
Wed-Mon 17:00-23:00, Thu-Sun 11:00-14:00